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Sunday, December 25, 2022

Merry Christmas 2022

Merry Christmas  



Christmas Posts 🎅🎄 
Wish List for a Christmas Dinner
Baldwin Family Christmas
Married on Christmas Day
Our Family's Own Official Santa Claus

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My ancestors were the colonists, frontiersmen, pioneers, and cowboys - with a few scallywags thrown in - who helped settle and establish this great country we live in.
The clmroots blog was created to share family history stories and research findings, so that cousins, grandchildren, and descendants may come to know their ancestors.
I believe that if we all work together, we will have a more complete family history to leave for our posterity. clm 2008

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  • My Favorite Cowboy
    My Favorite Cowboy Grandpa Jess Baldwin Jess Baldwin was born March 28, 1898 in Eliasville, Young County, Texas.  His parents were All...
  • Nathan Cole's Revolutionary War Button
    Occasionally some new "find" in family history will make me want to do a happy dance😊.  Receiving the following photo did just th...
  • Thomas Box - Early Mormon Convert from Texas
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  • Box Family Massacre 1866
    Box Family Massacre by Kiowa Indians  in Montague County, Texas 1866 I remember Grandma ( Mabel Leffel Baldwin ) telling me a story about...
  • 1950's Cowboys
    Jack Baldwin and friends, Ted and Bud Winburn Found this photo recently.  Great photo of three good looking cowboys from the 1950's!  Th...
  • Remains Found in Arizona Mountains
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