John's parents were:
William Cooper "Fox" Burchett 1863–1926
Mary Elizabeth Todd 1871–1913
John & siblings:
Frank Burchett 1886–1908
George M Burchett 1889–1938
Maggie Lee Burchett 1889–1965
Anna Mae Burchett 1892–
Hattie Burchett 1895–
Charles Edgar Burchett 1896–1962
John Guy Burchett 1899–1959
Florence Burchett 1901–1941
William Carr "Fritz" Burchett 1903–
Eva Burchett 1906–
Thelma Bryant Burchett 1908–1993
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On June 28, 1900,
Guy, age 1, lived with his parents Fox W. & Mary Burchet, ages 39 & 29, in Civil District 3, Scott Co, TN. His father was a Coal Miner. His parents had been married 15 years; his mother had given birth to 8 children - 7 were living.
Household Members - all born in TN
Fox W Burchet 39 (April 1861)
Mary Burchet 29 (Aug. 1870)
Children:
Frank Burchet 13 (Dec. 1886)
George Burchet 12 (Jan. 1888)
Annie M Burchet 9 (May 1891)
Maggie L Burchet 6 (June 1893)
Hatty E Burchet 5 (March 1895)
Charles E Burchet 3 (May 1897)
Guy Burchet 1 (April 1899)
George Saulpaugh 46 (Boarder - married - Brick Mason - born May 1854 in VA)
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On April 25, 1910,
Guy, age 11, lived with his parents, William & Mary Burchett, who owned a farm in Civil District 3, Scott Co, TN. His parents had been married 24 years; his mother had given birth to 12 children - 10 were living. His father was a Coal Miner. The older children helped with the farm work.
Household Members - everyone born in TN
William Burckett 49
Mary Burchett 40
Children:
Maggie Burchett 17
Hattie Burchett 15
Eddie Burchett 13
Guy Burchett 11
Florence Burchett 9
Fritz Burchett 7
Eva Burchett 4
Thelma Burchett 1
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John married Dora Bell Lively. Their children were:
George Patrick Burchett 1921–2001
Noble E Burchett 1924–1964
Jack Sherill Burchett 1926–1993
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John, often known by his middle name, Guy, and his three sons all served in the military. John in both WWI & WWII, and his sons in WWII. Federal Census records and newspaper articles have helped provide a brief glimpse into their lives.
On April 15, 1930,
Guy & Dora Burchett, ages 31 & 29, were renting a home in District 2, Harlan Co, KY. Guy was a Coal Miner. The record indicates that he was a veteran of WWI.
Household Members:
Guy Burchett 31 (born in TN)
Dora Burchett 29 (born in KY)
George Burchett 8 (born in KY)
Noble Burchett 6 (born in KY)
Sherrell Burchett 4 - son (born in KY)
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On April 20, 1940,
Guy & Dora Burchett, ages 41 & 39, were renting a home in Middlesborough, Bell Co, KY. Guy had a job as a Mining Check Weigher.
Household Members:
Guy Burchett 41 (born in TN)
Dora Burchett 39 (born in KY)
Noble Burchett 16 (born in KY)
Sherill Burchett 12 (born in KY)
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Middlesboro Daily News (KY)
Friday, March 9, 1945
"Gunner's Mate 1-c Noble Burchett is here visiting his mother, Mrs. John Burchett, after fifteen months service in the Pacific are. His father, Coxswain 3-c John Guy Burchett, who has also been in the Pacific are, is expected home this month."
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News about John's death was published in the Middlesboro Daily News (KY) on Thursday, February 26, 1959.
"JOHN GUY BURCHETT
John Guy Burchett died suddenly at his home, Middlesboro Tuesday at 10 a.m. He was 59 years old. He was born in Glenmary, Tenn., and was the son of the late William Cooper and Mary Todd Burchett.
Mr. Burchett and Miss Dora Bell Lively were united in marriage 38 years ago. He served in World War I with the U.S. Army and in World War II with the U.S. Navy. While in the Navy he was in three major battles in the South Pacific and also in World War II were his three sons, Capt. George P. Burchett, active in battle engagements in the European Theater of War and the Korean Conflict; M-Sgt. Nobel F. Burchett, active battle engagements in the European Theatre of War and the Korean Conflict, and S-Sgt Jack Burchett, active service in the Korean Conflict.
After his discharge from the Army following World War I, Mr. Burchett was employed with the Premier Coal Company and was president of the Premier Local Union of the UMWA for a number of years. After his discharge from the Navy, following World War II, he returned to work for the Premier Coal Company and worked there until his retirement a few years ago. He moved to Middlesboro from Harlan in 1930.
He was a member of the Baptist Church, UMWA Local Union 8369 and the American Legion Dewey Guy Post number 14 of Middlesboro.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dora Burchett, Middlesboro; sons, S-Sgt Jack Burchett, USAF, Langley Field, Va., M-Sgt Noble E. Burchett, USA, Providence, R.I., Captain George P. Burchett, USA, Pentagon, Washington, D.C.; brother, Major Charles E. Burchett, USA, retired, San Francisco, Cal., Fritz Burchett, Knoxville; sisters, Mrs. Maggie Winchester, Pruden, Mrs. Eva Webb, Detroit, Mich., Mrs. Hattie Morris, Oakdale, Tenn., Mrs. Anne Inman, Wartburg, Tenn., Mrs. Thelma Barnes, Knoxville, Tenn.; four grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Cawood Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Fernde Robinson of Oak Ridge officiating. Burial will be in the Roselawn Memorial Gardens."
Middlesboro Daily News (KY)
Monday, March 2, 1959
"CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to those who were so kind and thoughtful following the death of our beloved husband and father, John Guy Burchett. For the many beautiful flowers, to the Rev. Fernde Robinson, the Dewey Guy Post No. 14, the United Mine Workers and the Cawood Funeral Home we express a sincere than you.
Mrs. John Guy Burchett and sons."
Researched & compiled by Virginia Brown
January 2017
William Cooper "Fox" Burchett 1863–1926
Mary Elizabeth Todd 1871–1913
John & siblings:
Frank Burchett 1886–1908
George M Burchett 1889–1938
Maggie Lee Burchett 1889–1965
Anna Mae Burchett 1892–
Hattie Burchett 1895–
Charles Edgar Burchett 1896–1962
John Guy Burchett 1899–1959
Florence Burchett 1901–1941
William Carr "Fritz" Burchett 1903–
Eva Burchett 1906–
Thelma Bryant Burchett 1908–1993
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On June 28, 1900,
Guy, age 1, lived with his parents Fox W. & Mary Burchet, ages 39 & 29, in Civil District 3, Scott Co, TN. His father was a Coal Miner. His parents had been married 15 years; his mother had given birth to 8 children - 7 were living.
Household Members - all born in TN
Fox W Burchet 39 (April 1861)
Mary Burchet 29 (Aug. 1870)
Children:
Frank Burchet 13 (Dec. 1886)
George Burchet 12 (Jan. 1888)
Annie M Burchet 9 (May 1891)
Maggie L Burchet 6 (June 1893)
Hatty E Burchet 5 (March 1895)
Charles E Burchet 3 (May 1897)
Guy Burchet 1 (April 1899)
George Saulpaugh 46 (Boarder - married - Brick Mason - born May 1854 in VA)
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On April 25, 1910,
Guy, age 11, lived with his parents, William & Mary Burchett, who owned a farm in Civil District 3, Scott Co, TN. His parents had been married 24 years; his mother had given birth to 12 children - 10 were living. His father was a Coal Miner. The older children helped with the farm work.
Household Members - everyone born in TN
William Burckett 49
Mary Burchett 40
Children:
Maggie Burchett 17
Hattie Burchett 15
Eddie Burchett 13
Guy Burchett 11
Florence Burchett 9
Fritz Burchett 7
Eva Burchett 4
Thelma Burchett 1
-----
John married Dora Bell Lively. Their children were:
George Patrick Burchett 1921–2001
Noble E Burchett 1924–1964
Jack Sherill Burchett 1926–1993
-----
John, often known by his middle name, Guy, and his three sons all served in the military. John in both WWI & WWII, and his sons in WWII. Federal Census records and newspaper articles have helped provide a brief glimpse into their lives.
On April 15, 1930,
Guy & Dora Burchett, ages 31 & 29, were renting a home in District 2, Harlan Co, KY. Guy was a Coal Miner. The record indicates that he was a veteran of WWI.
Household Members:
Guy Burchett 31 (born in TN)
Dora Burchett 29 (born in KY)
George Burchett 8 (born in KY)
Noble Burchett 6 (born in KY)
Sherrell Burchett 4 - son (born in KY)
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On April 20, 1940,
Guy & Dora Burchett, ages 41 & 39, were renting a home in Middlesborough, Bell Co, KY. Guy had a job as a Mining Check Weigher.
Household Members:
Guy Burchett 41 (born in TN)
Dora Burchett 39 (born in KY)
Noble Burchett 16 (born in KY)
Sherill Burchett 12 (born in KY)
-----
Middlesboro Daily News (KY)
Friday, March 9, 1945
"Gunner's Mate 1-c Noble Burchett is here visiting his mother, Mrs. John Burchett, after fifteen months service in the Pacific are. His father, Coxswain 3-c John Guy Burchett, who has also been in the Pacific are, is expected home this month."
-----
News about John's death was published in the Middlesboro Daily News (KY) on Thursday, February 26, 1959.
"JOHN GUY BURCHETT
John Guy Burchett died suddenly at his home, Middlesboro Tuesday at 10 a.m. He was 59 years old. He was born in Glenmary, Tenn., and was the son of the late William Cooper and Mary Todd Burchett.
Mr. Burchett and Miss Dora Bell Lively were united in marriage 38 years ago. He served in World War I with the U.S. Army and in World War II with the U.S. Navy. While in the Navy he was in three major battles in the South Pacific and also in World War II were his three sons, Capt. George P. Burchett, active in battle engagements in the European Theater of War and the Korean Conflict; M-Sgt. Nobel F. Burchett, active battle engagements in the European Theatre of War and the Korean Conflict, and S-Sgt Jack Burchett, active service in the Korean Conflict.
After his discharge from the Army following World War I, Mr. Burchett was employed with the Premier Coal Company and was president of the Premier Local Union of the UMWA for a number of years. After his discharge from the Navy, following World War II, he returned to work for the Premier Coal Company and worked there until his retirement a few years ago. He moved to Middlesboro from Harlan in 1930.
He was a member of the Baptist Church, UMWA Local Union 8369 and the American Legion Dewey Guy Post number 14 of Middlesboro.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dora Burchett, Middlesboro; sons, S-Sgt Jack Burchett, USAF, Langley Field, Va., M-Sgt Noble E. Burchett, USA, Providence, R.I., Captain George P. Burchett, USA, Pentagon, Washington, D.C.; brother, Major Charles E. Burchett, USA, retired, San Francisco, Cal., Fritz Burchett, Knoxville; sisters, Mrs. Maggie Winchester, Pruden, Mrs. Eva Webb, Detroit, Mich., Mrs. Hattie Morris, Oakdale, Tenn., Mrs. Anne Inman, Wartburg, Tenn., Mrs. Thelma Barnes, Knoxville, Tenn.; four grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Cawood Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Fernde Robinson of Oak Ridge officiating. Burial will be in the Roselawn Memorial Gardens."
Middlesboro Daily News (KY)
Monday, March 2, 1959
"CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to those who were so kind and thoughtful following the death of our beloved husband and father, John Guy Burchett. For the many beautiful flowers, to the Rev. Fernde Robinson, the Dewey Guy Post No. 14, the United Mine Workers and the Cawood Funeral Home we express a sincere than you.
Mrs. John Guy Burchett and sons."
Researched & compiled by Virginia Brown
January 2017
John's parents were:
William Cooper "Fox" Burchett 1863–1926
Mary Elizabeth Todd 1871–1913
John & siblings:
Frank Burchett 1886–1908
George M Burchett 1889–1938
Maggie Lee Burchett 1889–1965
Anna Mae Burchett 1892–
Hattie Burchett 1895–
Charles Edgar Burchett 1896–1962
John Guy Burchett 1899–1959
Florence Burchett 1901–1941
William Carr "Fritz" Burchett 1903–
Eva Burchett 1906–
Thelma Bryant Burchett 1908–1993
-----
On June 28, 1900,
Guy, age 1, lived with his parents Fox W. & Mary Burchet, ages 39 & 29, in Civil District 3, Scott Co, TN. His father was a Coal Miner. His parents had been married 15 years; his mother had given birth to 8 children - 7 were living.
Household Members - all born in TN
Fox W Burchet 39 (April 1861)
Mary Burchet 29 (Aug. 1870)
Children:
Frank Burchet 13 (Dec. 1886)
George Burchet 12 (Jan. 1888)
Annie M Burchet 9 (May 1891)
Maggie L Burchet 6 (June 1893)
Hatty E Burchet 5 (March 1895)
Charles E Burchet 3 (May 1897)
Guy Burchet 1 (April 1899)
George Saulpaugh 46 (Boarder - married - Brick Mason - born May 1854 in VA)
-----
On April 25, 1910,
Guy, age 11, lived with his parents, William & Mary Burchett, who owned a farm in Civil District 3, Scott Co, TN. His parents had been married 24 years; his mother had given birth to 12 children - 10 were living. His father was a Coal Miner. The older children helped with the farm work.
Household Members - everyone born in TN
William Burckett 49
Mary Burchett 40
Children:
Maggie Burchett 17
Hattie Burchett 15
Eddie Burchett 13
Guy Burchett 11
Florence Burchett 9
Fritz Burchett 7
Eva Burchett 4
Thelma Burchett 1
-----
John married Dora Bell Lively. Their children were:
George Patrick Burchett 1921–2001
Noble E Burchett 1924–1964
Jack Sherill Burchett 1926–1993
-----
John, often known by his middle name, Guy, and his three sons all served in the military. John in both WWI & WWII, and his sons in WWII. Federal Census records and newspaper articles have helped provide a brief glimpse into their lives.
On April 15, 1930,
Guy & Dora Burchett, ages 31 & 29, were renting a home in District 2, Harlan Co, KY. Guy was a Coal Miner. The record indicates that he was a veteran of WWI.
Household Members:
Guy Burchett 31 (born in TN)
Dora Burchett 29 (born in KY)
George Burchett 8 (born in KY)
Noble Burchett 6 (born in KY)
Sherrell Burchett 4 - son (born in KY)
-----
On April 20, 1940,
Guy & Dora Burchett, ages 41 & 39, were renting a home in Middlesborough, Bell Co, KY. Guy had a job as a Mining Check Weigher.
Household Members:
Guy Burchett 41 (born in TN)
Dora Burchett 39 (born in KY)
Noble Burchett 16 (born in KY)
Sherill Burchett 12 (born in KY)
-----
Middlesboro Daily News (KY)
Friday, March 9, 1945
"Gunner's Mate 1-c Noble Burchett is here visiting his mother, Mrs. John Burchett, after fifteen months service in the Pacific are. His father, Coxswain 3-c John Guy Burchett, who has also been in the Pacific are, is expected home this month."
-----
News about John's death was published in the Middlesboro Daily News (KY) on Thursday, February 26, 1959.
"JOHN GUY BURCHETT
John Guy Burchett died suddenly at his home, Middlesboro Tuesday at 10 a.m. He was 59 years old. He was born in Glenmary, Tenn., and was the son of the late William Cooper and Mary Todd Burchett.
Mr. Burchett and Miss Dora Bell Lively were united in marriage 38 years ago. He served in World War I with the U.S. Army and in World War II with the U.S. Navy. While in the Navy he was in three major battles in the South Pacific and also in World War II were his three sons, Capt. George P. Burchett, active in battle engagements in the European Theater of War and the Korean Conflict; M-Sgt. Nobel F. Burchett, active battle engagements in the European Theatre of War and the Korean Conflict, and S-Sgt Jack Burchett, active service in the Korean Conflict.
After his discharge from the Army following World War I, Mr. Burchett was employed with the Premier Coal Company and was president of the Premier Local Union of the UMWA for a number of years. After his discharge from the Navy, following World War II, he returned to work for the Premier Coal Company and worked there until his retirement a few years ago. He moved to Middlesboro from Harlan in 1930.
He was a member of the Baptist Church, UMWA Local Union 8369 and the American Legion Dewey Guy Post number 14 of Middlesboro.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dora Burchett, Middlesboro; sons, S-Sgt Jack Burchett, USAF, Langley Field, Va., M-Sgt Noble E. Burchett, USA, Providence, R.I., Captain George P. Burchett, USA, Pentagon, Washington, D.C.; brother, Major Charles E. Burchett, USA, retired, San Francisco, Cal., Fritz Burchett, Knoxville; sisters, Mrs. Maggie Winchester, Pruden, Mrs. Eva Webb, Detroit, Mich., Mrs. Hattie Morris, Oakdale, Tenn., Mrs. Anne Inman, Wartburg, Tenn., Mrs. Thelma Barnes, Knoxville, Tenn.; four grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Cawood Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Fernde Robinson of Oak Ridge officiating. Burial will be in the Roselawn Memorial Gardens."
Middlesboro Daily News (KY)
Monday, March 2, 1959
"CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to those who were so kind and thoughtful following the death of our beloved husband and father, John Guy Burchett. For the many beautiful flowers, to the Rev. Fernde Robinson, the Dewey Guy Post No. 14, the United Mine Workers and the Cawood Funeral Home we express a sincere than you.
Mrs. John Guy Burchett and sons."
Researched & compiled by Virginia Brown
January 2017
William Cooper "Fox" Burchett 1863–1926
Mary Elizabeth Todd 1871–1913
John & siblings:
Frank Burchett 1886–1908
George M Burchett 1889–1938
Maggie Lee Burchett 1889–1965
Anna Mae Burchett 1892–
Hattie Burchett 1895–
Charles Edgar Burchett 1896–1962
John Guy Burchett 1899–1959
Florence Burchett 1901–1941
William Carr "Fritz" Burchett 1903–
Eva Burchett 1906–
Thelma Bryant Burchett 1908–1993
-----
On June 28, 1900,
Guy, age 1, lived with his parents Fox W. & Mary Burchet, ages 39 & 29, in Civil District 3, Scott Co, TN. His father was a Coal Miner. His parents had been married 15 years; his mother had given birth to 8 children - 7 were living.
Household Members - all born in TN
Fox W Burchet 39 (April 1861)
Mary Burchet 29 (Aug. 1870)
Children:
Frank Burchet 13 (Dec. 1886)
George Burchet 12 (Jan. 1888)
Annie M Burchet 9 (May 1891)
Maggie L Burchet 6 (June 1893)
Hatty E Burchet 5 (March 1895)
Charles E Burchet 3 (May 1897)
Guy Burchet 1 (April 1899)
George Saulpaugh 46 (Boarder - married - Brick Mason - born May 1854 in VA)
-----
On April 25, 1910,
Guy, age 11, lived with his parents, William & Mary Burchett, who owned a farm in Civil District 3, Scott Co, TN. His parents had been married 24 years; his mother had given birth to 12 children - 10 were living. His father was a Coal Miner. The older children helped with the farm work.
Household Members - everyone born in TN
William Burckett 49
Mary Burchett 40
Children:
Maggie Burchett 17
Hattie Burchett 15
Eddie Burchett 13
Guy Burchett 11
Florence Burchett 9
Fritz Burchett 7
Eva Burchett 4
Thelma Burchett 1
-----
John married Dora Bell Lively. Their children were:
George Patrick Burchett 1921–2001
Noble E Burchett 1924–1964
Jack Sherill Burchett 1926–1993
-----
John, often known by his middle name, Guy, and his three sons all served in the military. John in both WWI & WWII, and his sons in WWII. Federal Census records and newspaper articles have helped provide a brief glimpse into their lives.
On April 15, 1930,
Guy & Dora Burchett, ages 31 & 29, were renting a home in District 2, Harlan Co, KY. Guy was a Coal Miner. The record indicates that he was a veteran of WWI.
Household Members:
Guy Burchett 31 (born in TN)
Dora Burchett 29 (born in KY)
George Burchett 8 (born in KY)
Noble Burchett 6 (born in KY)
Sherrell Burchett 4 - son (born in KY)
-----
On April 20, 1940,
Guy & Dora Burchett, ages 41 & 39, were renting a home in Middlesborough, Bell Co, KY. Guy had a job as a Mining Check Weigher.
Household Members:
Guy Burchett 41 (born in TN)
Dora Burchett 39 (born in KY)
Noble Burchett 16 (born in KY)
Sherill Burchett 12 (born in KY)
-----
Middlesboro Daily News (KY)
Friday, March 9, 1945
"Gunner's Mate 1-c Noble Burchett is here visiting his mother, Mrs. John Burchett, after fifteen months service in the Pacific are. His father, Coxswain 3-c John Guy Burchett, who has also been in the Pacific are, is expected home this month."
-----
News about John's death was published in the Middlesboro Daily News (KY) on Thursday, February 26, 1959.
"JOHN GUY BURCHETT
John Guy Burchett died suddenly at his home, Middlesboro Tuesday at 10 a.m. He was 59 years old. He was born in Glenmary, Tenn., and was the son of the late William Cooper and Mary Todd Burchett.
Mr. Burchett and Miss Dora Bell Lively were united in marriage 38 years ago. He served in World War I with the U.S. Army and in World War II with the U.S. Navy. While in the Navy he was in three major battles in the South Pacific and also in World War II were his three sons, Capt. George P. Burchett, active in battle engagements in the European Theater of War and the Korean Conflict; M-Sgt. Nobel F. Burchett, active battle engagements in the European Theatre of War and the Korean Conflict, and S-Sgt Jack Burchett, active service in the Korean Conflict.
After his discharge from the Army following World War I, Mr. Burchett was employed with the Premier Coal Company and was president of the Premier Local Union of the UMWA for a number of years. After his discharge from the Navy, following World War II, he returned to work for the Premier Coal Company and worked there until his retirement a few years ago. He moved to Middlesboro from Harlan in 1930.
He was a member of the Baptist Church, UMWA Local Union 8369 and the American Legion Dewey Guy Post number 14 of Middlesboro.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dora Burchett, Middlesboro; sons, S-Sgt Jack Burchett, USAF, Langley Field, Va., M-Sgt Noble E. Burchett, USA, Providence, R.I., Captain George P. Burchett, USA, Pentagon, Washington, D.C.; brother, Major Charles E. Burchett, USA, retired, San Francisco, Cal., Fritz Burchett, Knoxville; sisters, Mrs. Maggie Winchester, Pruden, Mrs. Eva Webb, Detroit, Mich., Mrs. Hattie Morris, Oakdale, Tenn., Mrs. Anne Inman, Wartburg, Tenn., Mrs. Thelma Barnes, Knoxville, Tenn.; four grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Cawood Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Fernde Robinson of Oak Ridge officiating. Burial will be in the Roselawn Memorial Gardens."
Middlesboro Daily News (KY)
Monday, March 2, 1959
"CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to those who were so kind and thoughtful following the death of our beloved husband and father, John Guy Burchett. For the many beautiful flowers, to the Rev. Fernde Robinson, the Dewey Guy Post No. 14, the United Mine Workers and the Cawood Funeral Home we express a sincere than you.
Mrs. John Guy Burchett and sons."
Researched & compiled by Virginia Brown
January 2017
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