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Harguess, Dale wrote:<br>
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<p class="MsoNormal"><span style="font-size: 10pt;">Sure is quiet, is
anybody out
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Yeah, but I'm not in Oregon at the moment -- buried in Philadelphia,
looking at Edeburn, Edenburn, Edenborn, Ettaborne, and a jillion other
variations of Eda-something and variations of -burn(e) -- Mathias,
Peter, Philip, & Jacob -- mid-late 1700's ... And was it Lt James
Gibson that sold a Jacob E 500 acres on the frontier in 1801, or was it
another James Gibson, of then, Baltimore. <br>
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Not William Edenborn, the noted industrialist of barbed wire infamy,
who had no surviving children.<br>
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Bill Strickland<br>
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