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Joyce Coomer guesses JIM is from Pellyton area Joyce M. Coomer writes: Who is JIM? He has to be from Pellyton area or he wouldn't've known about Garnett. Letho (Garnett's mother) was one of Momma's best friends.Thanks, Joyce Coomer Good points. I think you are right about the Pellyton Correspondents. Great ones. Maybe JIM or his twin history cousin, Mike Watson, or Ann Curtis would know. They seem to be able to keep up with such things better than I. Speaking for them, and me, would love to share a copy of the letter from S1C Charles Austin Garnett, and perhaps you could find a photo of Adair County hero. And, for those who might have missed it, here's a link to his story by JIM: Freedom isn't free: In memory of S1c Charles Austin Garnett (1924-1943). Thanks. - EW This story was posted on 2018-05-29 15:56:36
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