Please meet my Great Grandmother Emma Frances English Blackwell,

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Please meet my Great Grandmother Emma Frances English Blackwell, my mother’s Grandma. We didn’t know her parents, where she was born, etc.

Pope County, Arkansas and was buried in We knew she died on April 3, 1936 in Pope County, Arkansas and was buried in Appleton Cemetery.

In the Past – My Mother Letter writing – Waited on replies Took long vacations to do research Didn’t know what she was looking for Visited Courthouses Visited Cemeteries Found 1870 census in Arkansas with Emma English living with Robert T Shell family.

Where I was three weeks ago.

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