Had our last English breakfast after which we all went our separate ways – Ruth, Harold & I took a walk through St. James Park – a beautiful cool but bright morning – flowers were beautiful – On through the Court of St. James where many diplomatic…
Had our last English breakfast after which we all went our separate ways – Ruth, Harold & I took a walk through St. James Park – a beautiful cool but bright morning – flowers were beautiful – Continue reading “March 26, 1971”
After breakfast Shopping was the first order of the day so off we went – Travellers Cheques in hand! Had lunch at London’s famous Department Store “Fortnum and Mason” “under the clock” During our early afternoon shopping we saw the Marquis of Quee…
After breakfast Shopping was the first order of the day so off we went – Travellers Cheques in hand! Continue reading “March 25, 1971”
After our early breakfast we took the “tube” to Charing Cross Station where we boarded a train that was to take us to Canterbury 56 miles from London in a South-South East direction The distance was covered in an hour and twenty-seven minutes – We…
After our early breakfast we took the “tube” to Charing Cross Station where we boarded a train that was to take us to Canterbury 56 miles from London in a South-South East direction Continue reading “March 24, 1971”
Day #3 dawned bright and beautiful so after a typical English breakfast of eggs, very lean bacon, toast, marmalade and coffee, the three of us set out under blue skies for Waterloo Station Waterloo station is a busy busy place – during the morning…
Day #3 dawned bright and beautiful so after a typical English breakfast of eggs, very lean bacon, toast, marmalade and coffee, the three of us set out under blue skies for Waterloo Station Continue reading “March 23, 1971”
Days 3-6 London Included sightseeing takes in all the major landmarks and fun spots. Two evenings, choice theater tickets are reserved for a pair of hit shows. Any evening, you’re a welcome guest at three private clubs. The rest of the time, it’s …
Days 3-6 London Included sightseeing takes in all the major landmarks and fun spots. Two evenings, choice theater tickets are reserved for a pair of hit shows. Any evening, you’re a welcome guest at three private clubs. The rest of the time, it’s up to you. Trips to the country, an evening pub crawl, shopping, dining out and nightclubs are just a few suggestions. Continue reading “March 22, 1971”
Day 2 Arrive London Morning arrival, then complete leisure day. Early evening pub welcome provides a delightful London greeting of beer, cider and cheese. Arrived London’s Heathrow Airport at 8:52 a.m. (2:52 a.m. E.S.T.) and Merry Old England was …
Day 2 Arrive London Morning arrival, then complete leisure day. Early evening pub welcome provides a delightful London greeting of beer, cider and cheese. Continue reading “March 21, 1971”
This Pennsylvania Lawyer, his daughter Malissa and I started talking of a return trip to Europe shortly after unpacking our bags a year ago – After checking Vacation Schedule for Malissa and looking over many trip plans we decided that a T.W.A. tr…
The next set of posts are heading in a very different direction – geographically and otherwise. There are many good things about being the last arrival in a family of three daughters (she was allowed to do what???) but one especially lucky break w…
The next set of posts are heading in a very different direction – geographically and otherwise. There are many good things about being the last arrival in a family of three daughters (she was allowed to do what???) but one especially lucky break was that I was still at home when my parents were ready and able to venture out of the continental United States. Continue reading “Spring Break 1971”
There have been two possible breakthroughs on the Williams Family front. Both are due to the efforts of others – someone I know (but only virtually) and several folks I’ve never met. Henry In my last post Family Ties: Identifying the Parents of Je…
There have been two possible breakthroughs on the Williams Family front. Both are due to the efforts of others – someone I know (but only virtually) and several folks I’ve never met.
NOTE: This post is my ProGen Study Group Proof Argument assignment. It is the culmination of several assignments, including my evidence analysis and research report on a related factual situation, already posted. It does not yet have the benefit o…
NOTE: This post is my ProGen Study Group Proof Argument assignment. It is the culmination of several assignments, including my evidence analysis and research report on a related factual situation, already posted. It does not yet have the benefit of my study group peer review. Continue reading “Family Ties: Identifying the Parents of Jesse D. Williams”
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