Linda, It's possible that both my parents could remember your parents. My parents are both 71 and grew up in what was known as "South Clarksville". Daddy is one of the "Sheppard kids" (grandma had 14) and they lived on Current Street near Dr. Burt's "Home Infirmary". Mother was a Walker and her family lived on Charlotte Street near the Petri Cigar Plant. Both of them have a memory that is unbelievable! I love to mention something like that cigar store Indian just to get either of them started talking. (Just like with Frank Frost mentioned in another message.) One story always leads to another! Sandy Ellis

To Sandra Ellis: Did you ever think of recording your parents stories? My grandfather was a story teller with a wonderful memory and I always wish that I had just walked around with a recorder in my pocket. His stories are gone forever. Jo... Sandra Ellis wrote: > Linda, > > It's possible that both my parents could remember your parents. My parents > are both 71 and grew up in what was known as "South Clarksville". Daddy is > one of the "Sheppard kids" (grandma had 14) and they lived on Current Street > near Dr. Burt's "Home Infirmary". Mother was a Walker and her family lived > on Charlotte Street near the Petri Cigar Plant. Both of them have a memory > that is unbelievable! I love to mention something like that cigar store > Indian just to get either of them started talking. (Just like with Frank > Frost mentioned in another message.) One story always leads to another! > > Sandy Ellis