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Dad loved the color GREEN...He always said that, "ANY color is pretty... as long as it's GREEN!"
A Tribute to
Hannah Molland Byington
By Fay Byington
When I am gone will eager children look within the pages of this family history. Their questioning eyes find something here to show fulfilled ambition, finished task; will they know pride, that I left footprints here below?
Will all the little tasks of love be lost forever, as a fluff of thistledown- No heartache, tears, frustrations' cast Nor valor shown, when I am gone-Nothing of me to spur them to go on? Or will they say of me, "she still belongs, Her life was made of sunshine and of songs. Where she walked some radiant memory Of charm, of wit, of kindliness in giving. The paths she trod made surer by her living!"
Will they smile a wee bit wistfully, while thumbing through this family history - and for a moment will they pause to listen for my heart beat in its pages; will they look further, wishing to know more of me, and close the page -- a tear left to my memory.
"Let yourself be glad you're alive... Have genuine happiness despite your condition.
Enjoy Laughter. It's available everywhere once you start looking for it!"
Norma Barzman
 Grandmother
Brennetta Hickman Allen Sheldon
The One That Got Away
How chilling the fall wind
That brings an unborn memory
From a future cool October day
When I will cease to be...
I see my Grandson look across a flowing river
And tell his child of the fishing of his youth
And the man that once was me...
I choke with an eerie sadness
Until I see a smile born in his youth...
A smile that once we shared on such a river
Those many years ago when he was young and I was me...
As he turns his head I see a tear
Flow gently down to reach his smile.
It's then I know a special part of me
Still lives within his heart... and there I'll be
his friend, his Pa, his teacher...
I lay my head back and feel warm tears
Gently race their random way down my face.
I rest beside the gentle flowing river of life
Allowing my fears and dreams to fall like leaves
Upon the water of today and then watch
As they slowly drift their way to that distant future
Where I'll live in happy stories of the one that got away.
 Marguerite Brennetta Smith Age 2
Families for World Peace
I believe that the family is the first place to start building world
peace. Family Love, Commitment, Faith, Honesty, Integrity, Caring and
Friendship will serve to set the stage for the development of World Love,
Commitment, Faith, Honesty, Integrity, Caring and Friendship! Nothing is
impossible if we work together!
Roma Christensen
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Joseph Henry Byington Families
Byington Ancestor Histories
John Parley Byington
Marguerite Brennetta Smith Byington
Maggie and Parley Byington
Joseph Henry Byington
Hannah Molland Byington
Hiram Norton Byington
Sarah Holkins or
Hawkins Byington
Daniel Byington III
Daniel Byington Jr.
Daniel Byington Sr.
John (Byington) Boynton
Boynton Family Link
(back to 1066) AD
Terry Family Genealogy
Mehitable Terry and
Joseph Holkins
Selah and Michal Terry
Ebenezer and Mary
Helmes Terry
Samuel
and Hannah Morgan Terry
Sammuel and Ann Lobdell Terrey
Miles
and Prudence Gilbert Morgan
Camden, New York History
Wolcott, Connecticut History
John Perry Smith
Loulia Brennetta Allen Smith
William Henderson Smith
Hannah Elizabeth Wheaton Smith
William Henderson Smith Sr.
Hannah McLean Smith
Marguerite Brennetta Smith Byington Siblings
John Wheaton Smith
Frank Allen
Smith
Hannah Elizabeth Johnson Huffman Wheaton Staley
Andrew and
Margaret McLean
John Ferguson Allen
Brennetta Walters Hickman Allen
Elihu Marcellus Allen
George Allen
William Adams Hickman
Brennetta Burkhardt Hickman
Edwin Temple Hickman
Elizabeth Adams Hickman
Hickman Family Website
George Burckhardt or Burckhartt
Christopher Burckhartt
George Burkhartt Sr.
John Parley Byington Siblings Histories
Martha Jane Byington Reed
Susan Elizabeth Byington Fisher
I Know Something Good About You
Wouldn't this old world be better if folks we meet would say: "I know something good about you". And then treat you just that way?
Wouldn't it be fine and dandy if each handclasp, warm and true, carried with it this assurance: "I know something good about you"?
Wouldn't life be lots more happy if the good that's in us all were the only things about us that folks bothered to recall?
Wouldn't life be lots more happy if we praised the good we see? For there's such a lot of goodness in the worst of you and me.
Wouldn't it be nice to practice that fine way of thinking too: "You know something good about me, I know something good about you"?
This poem was read at Daniel Tyler's funeral by his Grand-daughter June Martineau Vigor.
Brennetta (Kitten) Hickman Allen
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Tyler Ancestor Histories
Daniel and Ruth Welton Tyler
Mormon Battalion Website
Daniel Tyler
Christina Matilda Petersen Tyler
Dan and Tillie Tyler Wedding June 12, 1900
Note: The photographer of this photo told Dan to sit in the chair you see behind him in the photo. Dan refused, saying, "I will not sit while my beautiful bride stands."
Daniel Moroni Tyler
Sarah Elzina Pulsipher Tyler
Daniel Tyler (Mormon Battalion)
Ruth Welton Tyler
Andrews Tyler
Elizabeth Comins Tyler
Nathaniel Tyler
Nathaniel Tyler Sr.
Ebenezer Tyler
Moses Tyler
Job Tyler
Salem Witchcraft Trials
John Pulsipher
Rozilla Huffaker Pulsipher
Zerah Pulsipher
Mary Ann Brown Pulsipher
John
Pulsipher Sr.
Benedict
Pulsipher
Simpson David Huffaker
Susan Green Robinson Huffaker
Jacob Huffaker
Michael Huffaker
Johann Michael Huffaker
Huffaker Research
Huffaker Photos
Anders Christian Petersen
Nina Marie Neilsen Petersen
Thomas Christian Petersen
Lise or Lisa Andersen Petersen
Johanne Christiansen Oleson
Annie
Petersen Robinson
Andrews and Helen Dodge Tyler
On Happiness
The way to be happy is to make others happy.
Few of us get dizzy from doing too many good turns.
Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together.
If you see someone without a smile give him one or yours.
It costs nothing to say something nice about someone, try it today.
Efficiency is intelligent laziness.
The person who admits he has a lot to learn has already learned a lot.
Children need love especially when they don't deserve it.
To share with a friend is to see twice the beauty.
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We Are A Family
Since before any of us were born, God planned for us to share our lives together. He knew exactly how our strengths and weaknesses would balance one another and the depth of love, understanding, and commitment we would learn to feel. He knew the richness of our separate characters would be born as a result of overcoming the trials together. He knew that we would laugh together and cry together. He knew we would need each other....to hug....to help....to teach....to serve....to Love.....
Author Unknown
Favorite Links
The
Prepared Pantry
Heritage Collector Suite
The heritage collector suite is an
amazing software program designed to help you to write your own
history and make it very interesting! It is created by Marlo
Schuldt
Sally DeFord Music
Beautiful
(Free) LDS Sheet music
Heavenly Hands
Beautiful Art by Greg Olsen
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Used with permission
http://www.gregolsenart.com/
"'The Heaviest Burden You Will Ever Carry is a Grudge"
Roma Christensen
"Honour
thy
Father and thy
Mother: that
thy days• may be
long• upon the
land which the LORD
thy God giveth thee".
Genesis 20:12
"Do Unto Others as You Would Have Them Do Unto You"
Jesus Christ
Abide With Me
Art by Greg Olsen
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