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Carl, Joe, and Glen Lamb and their dogs

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Carl, Joe, and Glen Lamb and their dogs
Left to right is Carl, Jack (dog),Joe, Shorty (dog) and Glen Lamb at the Lamb Farm.
Date & Place: at lamb farm in Sherman, Grayson County, Texas USA
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I am a descendant of John and Comfort Lamb from Noth Carolina that moved to Marion Kentucky after the Revolutionary war.
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