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Re: General Leonard T. Gerow (WWII)

Isaac Gerow, who as a Loyalist sold everything he owned

Quelling rebellions since 1775, eh Mike? ;-)....might have to find a tee-shirt for that. Had some family in the same buisness and some on the other side, lol.

Mass may be in a bad state, at least by your and my political and social views, but I think the blood of Lt. Colonel Holmes, Col. Washburn and General Barton, ( I know he was a New Yorker) but his mother was from Mass. still must be running in someone's blood there.

James.

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