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I came across a small item about this plane crash and I asked AI to give me more information What can you tell me about the plane explosion in Nov 1, 1955? 44 people died in the explosion. Passengers surnames: Ambrose, Beckstrom, Bommelyn, Brennan, Bunch, Bynum, Crouch, Cruse, Deist, Dorey, Edwards, Fitzpatrick, Herman, Hickok, Hobgood,...

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Although AI use can be a bit tricky at times because it tries to please and inserts dodgy data into it’s answers, it can be a useful tool to use when facing an old document. Just now I came upon a marriage certificate that I was having trouble deciphering the date and I asked AI...

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Do you have that one relative, that you can not find a death certificate for? Perhaps the same fate caught them; a fate that awaited Peter Harris in this Ohio newspaper story of June 1876. In this story, Peter Harris, of Baltimore, Maryland, is bitten by a wild hog and contracts rabies. He is put...

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When looking through old newspapers remember that some publishers used the smallest typeset letters for the death column, and the “Died” box was located in the back pages (page 3 of 4). Death column did not pay to be published, as did the companies with ads. I wonder if the placement of the “Died” box...

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