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Ummm, sorry but my familly never lost anyone as a child and there was only one Osborne Family in Sabula. There were only 2 children and the both lived to a ripe old age. My great great uncle John died in Butler about 80 years old and never had any children, and my great grandmother Mattie lived to be 100 and died in 1976. Dont know where this story came from, but is sounds like another Charlie Moore wives tale.

Just like Santa Claus and The Easter Bunny, He exist,,, and lives,,,,,,in the hearts and minds of children.
 
 
Merry Christmas & Happy Easter,  Seeing is believing     
 
                                

Turns out the guy was right! There was no stump! Of course, he neglected to mention that either he or some of his cohorts went in and took it out but...well, that's another story. After reading his response to the comments, it should have been easy to spot the hoax. After all, how did he manage to correctly spell "My first sighting from the road" that was labeled on his original pic! HAHAHAHAHA.

My great grandmother was a Duttry and great grandfather descended from the Bundys. (Both born 1870-1880.) Does anyone know where I can get a copy of the Hills of Home by Jennie Dixon? I've heard about it from several sources and would love to read it. Can't find it available online anywhere.

I know Amos and Clara were my great grandparents. I was very young. I remember my great grandmother a little bit. My grandma and grandpa put the trailor across the road with the shanty in the back

Do you mean these Duttry's 

Clarko.... It was asked for Sabula History NOT your family history!  ??)