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Remembering The Old Families Of Petersburgh

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A few of the contributers of the “Remembrances of the Old Families of Petersburgh” gathered for a group picture: Sandra Davis, David Hewitt, Jane and Daniel McCumber,

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Mason Hubbard, Beverly Rose Kantrowitz, Ron and Audrey Moon Bartus, Betty Weaver, Marion Manchester (Lynda Manchester Koboth), Roger LeMere, Raymond Synder (Joyce Mason Snyder), Linda Sheridan (Alice Moon Trexler) William Sheridan, Spencer Sheridan, Frank Babcock.

A few of the contributers of the “Remembrances of the Old Families of Petersburgh” gathered for a group picture: Sandra Davis, David Hewitt, Jane and Daniel McCumber, Mason Hubbard, Beverly Rose Kantrowitz, Ron and Audrey Moon Bartus, Betty Weaver, Marion Manchester (Lynda Manchester Koboth), Roger LeMere, Raymond Synder (Joyce Mason Snyder), Linda Sheridan (Alice Moon Trexler) William Sheridan, Spencer Sheridan, Frank Babcock. This book tells the story of thirty-three families and includes interesting tidbits from other contributers. The book was written in honor of Petersburgh’s 225th anniversary and is available for $5 at the Petersburgh Town Hall and Library.
A few of the contributers of the “Remembrances of the Old Families of Petersburgh” gathered for a group picture: Sandra Davis, David Hewitt, Jane and Daniel McCumber, Mason Hubbard, Beverly Rose Kantrowitz, Ron and Audrey Moon Bartus, Betty Weaver, Marion Manchester (Lynda Manchester Koboth), Roger LeMere, Raymond Synder (Joyce Mason Snyder), Linda Sheridan (Alice Moon Trexler) William Sheridan, Spencer Sheridan, Frank Babcock. This book tells the story of thirty-three families and includes interesting tidbits from other contributers. The book was written in honor of Petersburgh’s 225th anniversary and is available for $5 at the Petersburgh Town Hall and Library.

This book tells the story of thirty-three families and includes interesting tidbits from other contributers. The book was written in honor of Petersburgh’s 225th anniversary and is available for $5 at the Petersburgh Town Hall and Library.[/private]