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Lowndes Reunion Trip Doyle, and Family 2005
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047     Personally I don’t think Indians are burried there else the old folks
048     would have known that. Also, Indians don’t bury that way
(editors note:  I have heard these were slave, or black graves)
049     The old Baker house where I was born and where
050     Aunt Jean and Uncle Louis were married - I remember the ceremony
051     Little bridge over the Barnes Fork going from Lowndes to the farm
052     First gravel road off Hwy E going to the farm
053     Looking down the road to where Lowell Faulkner house was
054     Looking back at the Stop sign at the first gravel road at Hwy E
055     Present day barn on the old Faulkner site
056     Just a real neat old red barn
056     Gravel road just past Faulkners 
057     Same road stretch as it approaches
058     the very steep hill just past Faulkners
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