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@Michael Ruckman
I do enjoy reading all the stories you have but of Late you seem to be hung up on Greensboro,Al nothing against that but a change would be appreciated.
Choctaws lived east of the Tombigbee?
Capt. Edward Clement in Greensboro in 1820
Brian Frost