About Mr. Darling being in the movie, Please Murder Me, the poster
said it was strange to see him cleaned up and talking different. Denver
Pyle was in a Gunsmoke episode and played Judge Blent trying to
decide the fate of a woman who had triplet boys and died right after
the birth. She had no fa
Mayberry is- My home town.
Millie in CA.
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On 5/26/2014 10:00 AM, wbmutbb-requ...@wbmutbb.com wrote:
Her father was Charles Samuel Bavier (1850-1920) and her mother was Mary S.
Birmingham (1870 - ?). In the 1910 census, she was living at 7 years of age in
Manhattan, Ward 17, NYNY. Her father was then 51.
In the 1920 census Frances is 1
According to my mother's recollection, census takers just came to your door
and took your word for whatever you told them. So we can't put too very much
stock in some of them before the 1950s I guess.
Aunt Bee of Orlando
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Oops! Sorry, Bee of Concord! I just attributed your "Mayberry is..." quote to
Aunt Bee of Orlando. My mistake. Thelma Lou(Janet)
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Mayberry is... Home. This is kind of a cross between "Mayberry is my
hometown" and "Mayberry is a state of mind," which I think Aunt Bee of Orlando
provided. It's not just where you live (even if it's only in your mind), but
it's a feeling of being *at home.* You know how when you're at home
>>>So in 1910 her dad was 51 and in 1920 he was 69? Also in 1920 Frances was 17
>>>but in 1930 she was only 25? Curious!!!
>>>
Their records are off somethin' fierce. Ink musta got smudged.
Paul Mulik
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Ken,
I think it's called the "Mayberry March" that was included on Earle
Hagen's album. Here's a link to it at Weaver's:
http://www.weaversdepartmentstore.com/catalog.php?item=156
Robbie
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Date: Sun, 25 May 2014 20:13:29 -0500
From: Ken Anders
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