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Dave Bird
December 24, 2010
Just found out about Amy's passing with her returned Christmas Card. I am Amy's first cousin, nephew of her father Frank. Amy and I corresponded for many years on our common Bird genealogy. I miss her dear letters of recent years.
My sympathy to all the family.
Would like to stay in contact and know that her family is doing well.
Dave & Nina Bird
Brian McBroom
June 14, 2010
To Richard, Tony and your families. We've never met. My name is Brian McBroom. Amy would be my first cousin once removed. My mother is Jeanette (Dixon) McBroom. I've been researching our family history with the help of Amy's handwritten documents. As I'm sure you know she loved researching the Mustain and other ancestors long before we had computers. I have copies of many of her original documents she had sent to Mabel Dixon and my mother. My mom has told me a lot about her, although I never met her. I wish I would have met her. My condolences to you and yours.
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