Hi All, For those of you whose folks might remember each other, my Dad is Tommy Moss age 87, son of Mack Moss. My Mom is Frances Blair Moss age 75, both went to Clarksville HS. Dad worked at Smithson's Filling Station (a restaurant) which belonged to my Mom's stepfather GW Smithson. Dad also worked at Acme Boots and a shirt factory. Mom's sisters, Margaret Blair age 86, and Kathryn (Cassie) Blair age 81, also from Clarksville. If you give me names, I will check them out with my folks and see if they remember. I remember them talking about The Pullman a lot. This could be fun! Linda (Moss) De Vita Santa Clarita, CA

Linda: As I have said before, I am more interested in how our folks lived and worked than I am in when they were born and died. My folks were Wettsteins and Brandons and I'm really curious about their work. All that I know is one of the Brandons, maybe George, had a small store down near the snuff factory. Also, I think there was a Wettstein who was a barber. I do hope this is giving folks the urge to talk and ask questions before it's too late. Thanks. Jo... [email protected] wrote: > Hi All, > For those of you whose folks might remember each other, my Dad is > Tommy Moss age 87, son of Mack Moss. My Mom is Frances Blair Moss age 75, > both went to Clarksville HS. Dad worked at Smithson's Filling Station (a > restaurant) which belonged to my Mom's stepfather GW Smithson. Dad also > worked at Acme Boots and a shirt factory. Mom's sisters, Margaret Blair age > 86, and Kathryn (Cassie) Blair age 81, also from Clarksville. If you give me > names, I will check them out with my folks and see if they remember. I > remember them talking about The Pullman a lot. This could be fun! > Linda (Moss) De Vita > Santa Clarita, CA