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From the "Morgan Messenger", a newspaper in Berkeley Springs, WV.
3 comments on “My family's heritage”
banjotef Says:
Sunday, December 20, 2009 @4:32:32 PM
That's a wonderful thing, Frankie!
barbbanjo Says:
Thursday, December 9, 2010 @2:32:15 PM
Frankie, aren't we the luckiest people in the world when we have a musical heritage! I'm descended from the Hicks/Ward/Gentry line in NC and we have a wonderful heritage of music and storytelling. It is fascinating how these things go from generation to generation to generation. I just found out about my family from NC a few years back but had already begun my banjo journey as well as story telling. Do you think music could be a genetic thing? I know if we are lucky we can learn from our family like you did but I didn't know anything about my family history and it still popped up.
Svenn Says:
Tuesday, October 29, 2013 @2:17:57 PM
Very, very cool!!
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