March 29, 2020 Stories from our youth from Bill Jackson We lived at 210 Quincy St. in Clarksburg, WV, one block up from Lynn Ave where Miss Strothers owned a small grocery store. It was probably her former living room. She sold mostly dry goods. My mother took me with her to pay her […]
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Stories of our youth from Chester Pribble
March 28, 2020 Stories of his youth from Chester Pribble. Hello Dan. You have a wonderful idea of collecting stories for the Jackson mailers. I only live an hour away from you. You and yours should take a drive to Woolrich, PA when the Coronavirus is gotten under control. At age 95 […]
Continue reading →My Favorite Room as a Child-Dan Hyde
March 28, 2020 Stories of our youth from Dan Hyde One of my questions to stimulate memories was “What was your favorite room in your house?” My favorite room in the old farmhouse where I grew up on Harris Road in LeRoy, NY was the kitchen. There are many reasons why besides it was […]
Continue reading →Stories of our Youth from Ron Jackson
March 28, 2020 Stories of our Youth from Ron Jackson We moved from Jackson’s Mill, WV in 1940, but kept close contact with our Grandparents–Dora & Byron Jackson. They lived & farmed the land across the road from the Main entrance to Jackson’s Mill. We made several visits a year to the farm. During […]
Continue reading →Stories of our youth – from Judy Donohoo
March 24, 2020 Stories of our youth – from Judy Donohoo Grandpa Jackson was about 6’6″ (maybe a little taller) and weighed about 300 lbs. He chewed tobacco and always had a “spit can” by his chair (a 3 lb coffee can). We all hated to ride in his car because he would spit […]
Continue reading →Stories of our youth from Judy Donohoo
March 24, 2020 Stories of our youth from Judy Donohoo Chinaberries So many memories of my Jackson grandparents. This is just one (or rather several). Growing up I always lived in the same town (Lubbock, TX) as my grandparents on both sides. My Grandpa James Jackson retired from teaching in the late […]
Continue reading →Stories of our youth – from Susan Buettner
March 24, 2020 My earliest memory is of standing next to my Italian grandmother as she stirred a big pot of boiling water. I was 3. [I watched as] She was pushing the snails that were trying to escape back down into the water. I remember that she had a little corral for […]
Continue reading →Stories of my youth from Glen Cowhill
March 24, 2020 Stories of our youth – from Glen Cowgill I mentioned in my previous memory that my grandmother was the greatest cook in the world. My grandmother had cherry trees behind the house along with a black walnut tree and many plants that were a source of food. The greatest moment visiting […]
Continue reading →How to recall stories of your youth?
March 24, 2020 Several members have written me to say “But I can’t think of any stories!” Here is an approach to get you started. First, get out paper and pencil. When you get a memory, quickly write down a few words about the memory. Do this quickly as the memories […]
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Here is how to receive an email message when a new item is posted to Jackson Brigade Online. 1. On the Jackson Brigade website, click on the “About Us” tab and scroll to the bottom. 2. Near the bottom of the “About Us” web page, enter your email address. Then click the “Subscribe […]
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