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Ed Lane (Sr.) at Northwood College. While in college Ed married Sherry Candy. Their first apartment was in Midland.

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Getting this research underway...

It was on what would have been Earl Francis Bartling's 116th birthday that we found his U.S. WWII Draft Registration Card, 1942. We found it online at familysearch.org and so we started digging!

Don't forget to find all the posts in this blog. Scroll down to the list of posts and click on a title to read.

Returning to the Quilt work in 2013 we found an exciting email that reinvigorated our studies. We're quilting our correspondence and hope to have more photographs soon.

See it for yourself!

John Lane of Roxbury, Massachusetts
Mary Frances Lane's Mc Gowens Census 1900
PhillyHistory
HENRY HOVEY the Baker--US CENSUS 1870
Harry Hovey in the 1900 US Census

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1920 Earl Francis and his two Althea's (1)
Beams of steel in this old house... (1)
Big Ed and Eddie (1)
Bricks and mortar in the House of Lane (1)
Dad's Inner Prussian (1)
Earl Francis Bartling's WWII Draft Registration Card 1942 (1)
Earl Francis's Mother and Father (1)
Ed Lane Sr. (1)
Introducing Bob Bernard Bartling (1)
Jeremiah to Ed--Lane family line (1)
Jeremiah was a Grand Pop (1)
John Mathias Lane (PopPop) (1)
Mary Frances Lane's Mc Gowens (1)
Pop Pop was actually a little kid once upon a time (1)
Recollections of Jack Lane (1)
Who was Harry J. Hovey? (1)

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Reportedly, writes Emily Anne Croom, the first labor newspaper in the United States was the Mechanic Free Press (published from 1828-1835). In the 1800's and 1900's there were also many general papers circulating among the general working population and/or specific groups such as stenographers and ironworkers.

Comparing such information to trade/industry statistics and paperworks is a fascinating undertaking!

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