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Sister May's husband is Mr. Hugh Williams of Jackson, Ohio. [[5 unclear words]] and his father was a full blooded Welshman. There are a good many Welsh in Jackson. His fathers' name was William Williams. I [[2 unclear words]] this Welsh [[5 unclear words]] was [[three unclear words]] Mr. Williams [she?] speaks of is not related to Hugh. I am hoping to go down and
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understand [[unclear]] watering or something, and it died.
  Sister May's husband is Mr. Hugh Williams of Jackson, Ohio. (southern part of the state) and his father was a full blooded Welshman. There are a good many Welsh in Jackson. His fathers' name was William Williams. I cut out this Welsh poem from a paper that was sent May. The Mr. Williams it speaks of is not related to Hugh. I am hoping to go down and

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understand unclear watering or something, and it died.

  Sister May's husband is Mr. Hugh Williams of Jackson, Ohio. (southern part of the state) and his father was a full blooded Welshman. There are a good many Welsh in Jackson. His fathers' name was William Williams. I cut out this Welsh poem from a paper that was sent May. The Mr. Williams it speaks of is not related to Hugh. I am hoping to go down and