Heritage Newsletter- June 15, 2024
Stories in this edition
- 1. THE ROSE OF LONG ISLAND AND HER HERITAGE
- 2. DOLLEY MADISON’S DAGUERROTYPE GOES UP FOR SALE AT SOTHEBY’S AS DOES OTHER ITEMS THAT ARE PART OF OUR HERITAGE
- 3. OKLAHOMA SUPREME COURT DISMISSES LAWSUIT OF TULSA MASSACRE SURVIVORS
- 4. MACKINAC IS ALWAYS PRONOUNCED "MACKINAW" UNLESS YOU ARE IN MACKINAC CITY, THAT IS SOME HERITAGE!
- 5. MAE WEST'S HOUSECAR
- 6. IS IT PART OF YOUR HERITAGE THAT YOUR SEVEN-YEAR-OLD ANCESTOR SIGN ONE OF THESE INDENTURES?
- 7. WHAT ABOUT YOUR HERITAGE AND KNOWING ABOUT YOUR ANCESTORS?
Stories in this edition:
- 1. The Rose of Long Island and Her Heritage
- 2. Dolley Madison’s Daguerrotype Goes Up for Sale at Sotheby’s as Does Other Items That Are Part of Our Heritage
- 3. Oklahoma Supreme Court Dismisses Lawsuit of Tulsa Massacre Survivors
- 4. Mackinac Is Always Pronounced "Mackinaw" Unless You Are in Mackinac City, That Is Some Heritage!
- 5. Mae West's Housecar
- 6. Is It Part of Your Heritage That Your Seven-Year-Old Ancestor Sign One of These Indentures?
- 7. What About Your Heritage and Knowing About Your Ancestors?