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Jacqueline M.
Jacqueline M. is on page 430 of 626
Gentle readers, she indeed did not finish. She didn't even make it 15 pages because she got sidetracked on a mission to determine if the original owner of her house, Andrew McConnell January, was related to the Andrew McConnell running around with Simon Kenton in this county 250 years ago. Answer? Yes. He was his maternal grandfather. Carry on.
— Oct 15, 2026 06:44AM
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Jacqueline M.
Jacqueline M. is on page 417 of 626
It's just a doorstop. I am determined to finish this in the next 24 hours.
— Oct 14, 2026 10:40AM
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Jacqueline M.
Jacqueline M. is on page 326 of 626
Mason County proper enters the chat.
— Oct 13, 2026 06:16AM
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Jacqueline M.
Jacqueline M. is on page 280 of 626
So I was firmly on the side of the indigenous people. Like all the way and was ugly crying at 7am on Sunday for Abraham and the other converts. But then like...maybe torturing random people in return is not cool and I was horrified and wanted to throw up. I know there's the whole don't start none wont be none, but maybe wholesale torture of anyone they come across who is white is not cool. Also Simon Girty....wtf
— Oct 12, 2026 05:48AM
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Jacqueline M.
Jacqueline M. is on page 180 of 626
Like, still on the side of the Shawnees over here. Don't start none won't be none.
— Oct 09, 2026 05:39AM
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Jacqueline M.
Jacqueline M. is on page 120 of 626
We've made it to Maysville (Limestone). Huzzah.
— Oct 07, 2026 05:51AM
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Jacqueline M.
Jacqueline M. is on page 100 of 626
I don't like this. And I like it less because it's real. I'm on the Shawnee's side at this point.
— Oct 06, 2026 06:16AM
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Jacqueline M.
Jacqueline M. is on page 76 of 626
You are gonna need a healthy background in Kentucky geography and history to understand the first quarter of this. At minimum I would suggest reviewing the major rivers of eastern and northern Kentucky especially any tributaries of the Ohio. Otherwise you're going to be lost. Literally.
— Oct 05, 2026 05:58AM
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