“Granny” Sampson, 79 years old (born 1898)
Seniors Project
Accession Number | Interviewer | Seniors Project | |
Date | 1977 | Location | |
Media | tape | Audio CD | mp3 √ |
ID | 186 | Duration |
186_Granny-Sampson.mp3
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11.03.2023
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Salt Springs Senior Citizens project
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it doesn't mean
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that you can write a book
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and of course what made me stop
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doubt
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about anything
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made me really
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down to it my two daughters
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when they were young
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What did you do when you
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stop right well we start with that
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name is Mrs. Elizabeth
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and you're 79 years old What was your maiden name before you became
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I so and you were born in Sheffield
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during
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your early childhood in England
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don't you you're telling me you're putting a little bit of blood in your book about when you were five years old. The reason why I'm writing this book is they've all gotten those boys to go
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they want to know what did I do?
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Why want to
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tell you I never
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write a book
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each book
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and someone says well you
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know
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I
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was told I would compete
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for the boys, boys and girls I said
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you think
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How many children do you have?
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Everybody
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and
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when did you come to
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us?
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And how old were you?
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12
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How did you come to Canada from Sheffield?
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Montreal
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living across the Internet
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Do you remember where the boat landed? where you came from Victoria.
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And why did you come to stop?
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What was your sister's married?
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Right. She's married three times.
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But she's not here. Notice in our home in
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Vancouver?
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Yes.
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In one of the homes
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when you were 12 and you
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know she was in the sea working.
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Then when you arrived when we arrived in Victoria, my sister met us there.
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We stayed a couple of days and so
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we had to stay at cutting days because she didn't. She was working
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what kind of work was she doing?
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And so you came with your sister together.
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Where was she living at that time yeah and where did you go to live
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or who selected by
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lock house
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what was the house like
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random
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slippery slope and we're going to put
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a gun to a kitchen
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because my husband accidentally
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died before you came out
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so you can help
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you and who else came up with you for your your mother came out to help your sister
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really went through what she went through
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I think you told me that used to go and take care of
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the little pigs and
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chop the trees down make a sense put it in
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that
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bed
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I made another thing
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when he was two
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did you go to school
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why when I first got over here
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there was
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not in one area where you
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made
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a great big deal
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and you had to go to church and this church was
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not quite that
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far but in the cranberry district
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where they did most people go to church on Sunday
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Do you remember who the ministers were or anything about the church
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the church
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what happened to that church? Is it still remaining? As far as I know
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besides the lady
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is doing well herself
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but
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they have to have a bus personnel going to school children
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school children
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goodness sakes.
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3535
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Gosh
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I didn't go to school years ago and now it's gone
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but I'm not sure
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used to be
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to be rolling into volume. No I
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think you told me that
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when you first game to be honest with
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you will help you sister cross cut huge streets. Oh man.
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Did you
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used to go through the woods and it was very dense. We
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climbed a tree to find out where road was
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right
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Andy says I think
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I still don't know for sure but I was dreaming
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about come here to that tree down the road.
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We are worried about the wild animals
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my mother was afraid of
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the area that you lived in the cranberry district
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where there
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are a lot of crackers at those times.
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Through visits
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cutting down these trees
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I've been
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blocked to whatever day
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winter
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because we have had
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used to
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be carried on
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winter because we could never get out till the end of it would start beginning sometimes beginning of October
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1 The snow
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and you'd be snowed in
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for going after yes no we didn't have no college courses
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would you stay in the house could you go to see neighbors or get out at all? Oh right to see neighbors was enough to show me all the way down about two miles
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but we never stayed in the whole day around in the house and shoveled the snow off
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what did you do ministers in the household to resume the TV nine there wasn't any TV that we had games we had we used to write to me
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we get the paper from back east
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comes everyone well it comes every week then on Saturday when you
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get there to
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check
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your closest neighbors were two miles away
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did you play with other children you're mostly with your sister's kids
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there was myself my mother my sister
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my niece
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when did you start going to school
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or
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what was that like?
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Well we went to church
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was it a heavy
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rain Shoe Man
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survey many
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I used to take my
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three pound can you know
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even rent out is good
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enough time
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My
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name is Madison we got that
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against a train that didn't satisfy
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there was no
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sure I don't want
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to take some
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medicines
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I get hate
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sheets got
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that I
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designed him to do that. That's my fail. But I say you can have those two girls.
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They got mine
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you
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30
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Would you buy much much food from my store? Oh yeah well as I was saying in the
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beginning about
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all our groceries in the last month
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what kind of things would you say would you start off with what would you buy
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mostly
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flowers
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life insurance
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we use
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chili
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especially with
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my husband
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my husband
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camera
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did they just do what
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they asked
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me to do that I didn't say should
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do but they asked them if they would do it
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how did you how did you meet your husband and so
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before we go into that let's what was the island like when you first came on what did you see first arrived well when we first arrived in Ganges all our stone was
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stolen
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as a stone
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anyone
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or anyone
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around
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and start making your way up to the Congress well we landed
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these neighbors next door neighbors came down with a horse
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the groceries
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to bring my sister go to
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long walk if I hadn't had
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my mother
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who told me that when she started to live up in the crapper who just came down once a week or so Saturday
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six
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you would have
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told me that the work is Tell me a little bit
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because we stayed home
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when she worked in town How did she get to work?
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I guess
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no. Excuse me I mean on the island she has to walk to work
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she works six miles down to six miles back and how much did you tell me she got
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and used to get an allowance for cleaning house
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what could you buy with
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plenty of
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candies or cookies we've on
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those days there's
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Christmas
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Christmas
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What did you do for Christmas? How did you celebrate?
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Famous we're doing at home
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right
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now
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tin roofing you know
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Nobody slept right down straight up to
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the
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shed
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what was supposed to be the kitchen you
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at night
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brands brands
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made it to the main roof
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through the chimney
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take the top of the chimney
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stickers
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shoved down the chimney
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so there was black and white
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black and white
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swings right outside just
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upstairs
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Baptist swing
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that was being in the winter when it got
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played upstairs
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learning that you have in your house
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and
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that you have that job
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that's why I was the only magazine and I had to do this Simon split
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winning
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weddings and the shaping
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fire
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wash the
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mother did the cooking
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class did you Where
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did you
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know like
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if you're going to apply
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when you're going into school closure see
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when I was married it was
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over it was
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because my husband in
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games
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prisoners
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cemetery used to be off up in the woods picking berries
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blackberries strawberries
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just as
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just that one
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what were the names of your neighbors do you remember their name? Matches
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did you have your school champs who used to do you remember their names
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do you remember their last names
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maybe they'll just come to you.
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Every Sunday they'll hear the tape and hear your voice on it
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kidneys, kidneys kidneys
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I don't know why we put them on preempt them all the way back to
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you
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I haven't
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What about parties where there are very many parties on the island.
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We'll start
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after they even after the game was
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finished
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every house or senate party
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dance and
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sometimes
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it didn't make any difference anyway
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that's where I first learned to dance was that one of the
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people
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dance down here
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Yeah Where did you stop dance
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not my job candidates
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to stitch
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I guess you got all dressed up for this
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best dresses for the bodies How did you get to the party
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where are we?
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How far would you have to walk to a party to
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the main mode of transportation horse and buggy
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Did you see any cars
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rolling on his car we did says Mr. Bollocks
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marine Ganges
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name
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is demon horses and
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one day was
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face to face gangs
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for Asian but just
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like we did this last year
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there was a friend of ours and
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the horse and buggy
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so I had another extra work to do
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clean it and brush the horse clean
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get the buggy ready
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I was so disappointed because I thought
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buddy
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you should start to drive for horse was my sister my
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drive or your drive
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czar right and go to a
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picture that of course when I was watching them
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when they were
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young
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put the fruit in surprises knew
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that was a real old country that it was in a little thin this one was last Dan reminded me of it
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more so
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I was wondering what to put in
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what has gone play and I know this you will put in
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guess there wouldn't really be that many people on the island and my team
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mostly farmers with grandmas Yes. Mostly
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picnics and go swimming I
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mean givings late
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for the Ganges get their water from now but there's nobody goes in next
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Tuesday
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How did you tell the time? What time it was
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just had to keep winding it by hand.
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Did you
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know
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the telephones right now as far as I know
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when it
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comes to
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my sister telephone in any way she knew when she had to go
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so you met your husband he was the one that used to bring the groceries
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tell everyone
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to save the green
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button right down
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tiny capture better code by putting it down in the
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budget
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my husband said I can better
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sell
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better
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my husband's better
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just
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chose anyway
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The Simpsons yes was semi
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rendered
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by humans
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is up forgot my hand he says Ron
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is
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as you said I could have the money for the butter and milk and whatever I sell eggs you know and it's it might get saved it I got two hats but 10
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is still
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not really had that much as far
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as I know because anyway
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wanted to get married
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when you were married
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mudman
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Where are you married? St Mark's Church
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famous Christmas
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Do you remember anything about the wedding?
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What did you do
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horses
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and horses
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traveled between the four
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tables across this way
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three times
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with people
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second week,
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farmers Renko
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sounds like great celebration.
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Every Saturday, we use
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this one. Then the timer come and
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rent
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a house or make a cup of tea
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or a cup of tea
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there was about two or three feet of snow
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Tonight Mrs. Ryan
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Can you tell us a little bit about
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your husband's family
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had they been around for a long time while masculinist
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was the press release
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Sean is the first white man on the
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needed please because we could talk
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in the languages
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on the phone
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oh yes that's that's very good
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add some beta unwanted land Jessie
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Do you know why he came to the island
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can you tell us the stories about him what was his first name? Henry Henry
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Henry Sampson
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and my my oldest boy was born and
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he said just when he came out on the boat without some bacon
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there was a Henry
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Henry
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now wishes to get mixed up
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during the break
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my brother before we came out even come with us but
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his name was
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Aaron Henry after his granddad
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when I Sampson
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have anything to do with the Hudson Bay Company that you work with? All we asked him what
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it was like it was it was a trading post.
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Yes.
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So
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I didn't
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I don't know whether I don't think he owned it because he used to go
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with the Hudson Bay
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yesterday or the you know, the central hallway
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used to keep the prisons
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on itself, but then two was the whole that's where it was. But there was two places where
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the prisoners
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so he was the first constable without a full time job.
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And before that he was with the Hudson's Bay Company. They came
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they Salt Springs Sagat Uh huh.
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And this man said My
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husband didn't even know that he could swim. Granddad Sampson could swim, but he did
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get
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such things wrong, Simon, that the prison in
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the prison
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was there a lot of work for him to do?
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He married an Indian woman.
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And what was really interesting was the tension as a princess.
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I think she was a G stone anyway. That's what they say. You have a beautiful portrait of both of them is
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to learn stories about Lucy I guess she died before you met her.
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The only thing I know is that
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children used to get a
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midwife and
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what did I say?
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When
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children born
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and they were born at the old hospital. Today Yes, they
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are
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One room was
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originally
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asked your family and friend what is that right
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where you are today and what house is that on
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your husband father's property
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did you have quite a bit of land out there and
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going across the road out to the lake
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after some major break from from
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what what happened with that lab did he farm it at all? Oh yes they found
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him when he was 12 years old he was driving
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sometimes they get
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scared
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everything
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that I did my heavy use of things Jesus
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loving gold
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eating and everything to fix the depth and the fix that
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we did every year then we're going to keep it but it disappears somebody being around they do come around they're looking
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Is there anything left of the original Samsung homestead
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where your husband grew up
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with at a log cabin
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with around children in your husband's family
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she had 11 Girls
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and you had 11 boys and two girls
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what kind of work did he do? How did he
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so you found when you raised your children
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right now is over 100 years of the sense where the only Sampson
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names on
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fruit trees as well
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there is a framework
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that came in
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John McCain
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used to be co
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founder boats coming in
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fishing fishing used to come in but they never stayed very young because they couldn't be
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not one it was
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just smashing piece
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so they didn't stay there but
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now is new that
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you can drive a truck or a car right to the end
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passengers have to get on the boat if they wanted to.
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If it was to
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get some guns to get the gate taken
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because it was so rough
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on the farmers used to be down catch the
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fathers
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husbands
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go down and catch
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help
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you see those when they had
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that voice then the there was the boost you know my boys used to play on top of those posts
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one day was
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understanding
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who's going first
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first one when
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was one disappeared
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boy eat disappeared
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for goodness sake Graham signore standing by this thing
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in your cramps or something
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cramps nothing melt with that
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you sweat
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sweating writing and
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what I was standing on right to the
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beach.
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And then he asked
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what do you what do you what
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are you my turn around so crooked so when I did my site didn't snap into my head snapped up
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crazy
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He is
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just swimming around come under the
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bed
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as you could that way you could that way you could that when you get up
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the rest of the boy he's known to
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come up seeing only
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13 Show
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them all together
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and
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when I was sick when the printer was
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me measles or the whooping cough
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measles
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well I hope you get measles together
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but one of the
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they wouldn't take it all together that big one
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as soon as that one got better and started school another one
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let me say carry it upstairs and get to meet you can
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and
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the only thing I did is
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just about gotten to the
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top Sigurdson
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Thank
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you
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gonna get Sadie says I'm gonna be like Daddy
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he's gonna be like that you catch him no
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which means go ahead now
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that said you're
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late you're dead
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Do you have anything to say to all the people on the island and all your relatives and everyone who are beginning this round? Yes, I do. I hope that good luck.