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| Mike Maloney (#46558027)
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| Bio and Links | Hometown: Louisville, KY. Very proud of the vital, early history of Louisville and Kentucky, and, via an appreciation passed to me by my paternal grandmother, Elinor Fromang Maloney, very much a history buff, genealogist and amatuer collector.
Important to me to preserve the bits and pieces that make up our history for future generations, whether the tiniest scrap of an old document, the preservation of a single building or the bigger historical picture - that all combine to make up the larger whole of who we were and now are.
Personal, have two old, interconnected buildings in an area of Louisville that has been transforming into a vibrant area of shops, residences and a mix of commercial and idustrial businesses. The primary building, affectionately known as Taj Ma Loney, is a four storey pile of bricks at the moment, built ca. 1849 by German immigrants, and awaiting the major updates that renovation requires. The other, Das Hofhaus, ca. 1840, is a camelback style shotgun house that was renovated in 1997, but still needs some TLC. Housed in both are bits and trinkets that focus on family past, and Louisville, Kentucky, German and Irish items.
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Ben Tilford Calvert
 | RE: Emma Pfeiffer
You are welcome. | | | J. Bruce Fox
| Mr. Joseph Altsheler
As a young man I used to access his books at the library. His works now available on line at Many Books and his stories of Henry Ware the famous five undoubtably grew out of stories in Kentucky. Always enjoy revisiting his work. Under valued today. | | | Chris Breen
 | RE: John Fromang
Mike,
I do have relatives in that section of St. Michael - Thomas and Maria Regina Bohr. My intentions in recording the entire area of Block 10 are many. It's often that relatives were buried in proximity of each other, so I always look at the graves surrounding my known relatives. Even after recording the entire section and doing just initial, high-level research on the person buried, I might not discover a relationship. But who's to say that future research won't uncover a connection. For instance, a few rows away from Thomas and Maria's grave is one for Maria Margeretha Full, who was a servant in the household of Thomas's son, George.
Other reasons that drive me to record as much as possible of these graves is that I'm always wishing that there were more records online that were accessible for research. This is my contribution to helping that along. But most of all, when I go to these cemeteries and see the headstones that have been eroded by time and the elements, I feel that we are on the verge of losing something precious and irreplaceable.
Thanks for recognizing my effort. I know it's mostly a thankless task, but besides the satisfaction it brings me inside, it's the one or two responses that I will get from someone like you that I have inadvertently helped that make this worthwhile.
Happy Hunting,
Chris Breen | | | David Quisenberry
| Miner, Fischer history
I'm interested in any family histories written by Grorge Godfrey Miner | | | David Lander
 | Find A Grave Memorial# 6944196
Thank you for the subject Memorial.
I also want to thank you for your contributions as a Find A Grave contributor. You can be assured your contributions are appreciate by families today (many you may never hear from) and will be appreciated by future generations.
Kindest Regards,
David Lander
dvdlndr@aol.com
PO Box 629
Cripple Creek CO 80813
"He alone deserves to be remembered by his children who treasures up and preserves the memory of his fathers."
Edmund Burke 1729-1797 | | | Ardyth & Brad Butler
 | Henry Fitzbutler
My husband and I are requesting you transfer ownership of Henry's memorial page to my account. Dr. Henry is my husband's Great Great Uncle. Thank you. | | |
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