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Excellent Idea for a New Sea Ballad
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Subject: Excellent Idea for a New Sea Ballad From: katlaughing Date: 22 Jun 00 - 12:30 PM I just received this in a Nova Scotia genealogy list I am on. Thought it would be of general interest and offers some great material for a new ballad. I'd cut & paste, but it is copyrighted and a bit long. Please enjoy: Centuries Old Dorchester Mystery Solved Archeologists Uncover Fate of Local Men Lost in 1690 By Bill Forry Thanks, kat |
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Subject: RE: Excellent Idea for a New Sea Ballad From: karen k Date: 22 Jun 00 - 05:08 PM kat, You are right. This is really neat. Wish I could write songs. I'd tackle your challenge. I love this kind of thing. Thanks. karen |
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Subject: RE: Excellent Idea for a New Sea Ballad From: katlaughing Date: 22 Jun 00 - 07:56 PM Thank you, Karen, but as I remember it you did a very fine job of penning a song/poem about a New Haven lady and the graveyard. It is wonderful to see your postings here, again. Hope to see you in HearMe, soon, too. Take care and watch your email.**BG** luvyakat |
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Subject: RE: Excellent Idea for a New Sea Ballad From: GUEST,Merripan Date: 22 Jun 00 - 08:38 PM Well, the scan could use some work, but for a first time, it's not bad.... If anyone wants to use it to add on, they can... In August 1690, A bleak time for Dorchester A group of men, total 74, Set off to sea from that poor shore… To take Quebec and hold her, Led by Sir William Phips – Inside their hearts a fire did burn But only 28 men did return… Will Phips, he was a shipwright, And chosen for to lead, Some 30 ships, 2,000 men, And guide them to the Lion's den. ~Merripan |
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Subject: RE: Excellent Idea for a New Sea Ballad From: Áine Date: 22 Jun 00 - 09:23 PM dearest mehitabel, Have you sent this link to our dear Amos?? He's on vacation (I believe), but send it to him via email and I betcha he could do one bang-up job for ya! Great idea and thank you so much, darlin'! -- archy
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