Sunday, November 2, 2014. The ROBINSON and MOTLEY FAMILIES. Just a year later the oldest daughter, Elizabeth, was born, October 1, 1816. They had three other daughters, Mary L. , born March 12, 1819, who lived only until Nov. 11, 1821; Harriet, born July 23, 1822 and Miriam, born May 21, 1824. In those days every bit of clothing was woven and spun by the women at home.

Tuesday, May 17, 2011. President Bill Clinton Talks Roots! Employee, Trevor, at the Robson Street Store in Vancouver just sent in this cool story from a customer! This evening while a customer at cash desk was purchasing a leather bag, she stated that the reason she came into our store was because of what former U. President Bill Clinton had said about. President Clinton later visited the Robson store to check out some. Tuesday, May 17, 2011. Wednesday, May 11, 2011. We only have 1 in! .

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Hold the thought, Get the point. My Roots, My Wings. My World, My Words. Hypocrites Central Manna for your Soul. Chances are - they will all bribe their way out of this minor inconvenience. In theory, we hate all sins, but we will still break the law without a second thought. We are not programmed to practice anything we believe in. See, this is what bothers me - Hypocrisy. Taking the holy communion will not.

Friday, October 1, 2010. 169;2010 All photographs property of Jan Boults Photography. Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Since there were very few restaurants nearby, in 1939, Gladys and Everett decided their son Bob would run the dining room for the Lighthouse. Bob hired three waitresses from Wheaton College, including Mary Packard. Bob and Mary were married in 1942, starting the tradition of family operation of the Inn. The early days of automobiles circa 1908.