So people rented certain pews at the church;? Is that what James Roger was referring to?
And of the prominence of wooden chairs in the living room depicted. Was that a thing back then rather than having lots of upholstery as seating? Have we all gone soft in modern times?
There were 3 Thurston girls, Madeline, Margaret, and Clara. Madeline had a nephew Frank in Boston. I rented a room from a Thurston in Boston for 1 year, I forgot her first name.
Seems as though people used straight-backed rocking chairs then perhaps to ease back pain as did JFK by mid-century.
So people rented certain pews at the church;? Is that what James Roger was referring to?
And of the prominence of wooden chairs in the living room depicted. Was that a thing back then rather than having lots of upholstery as seating? Have we all gone soft in modern times?
I'm sure the church used every means to make money
We have grown soft and have terrible posture
There were 3 Thurston girls, Madeline, Margaret, and Clara. Madeline had a nephew Frank in Boston. I rented a room from a Thurston in Boston for 1 year, I forgot her first name.
Any ideas where the "Clover Patch" house was?