Douglas Duggar
Honor Code SignatorySigned 13 Dec 2014 | 4,079 contributions | 177 thank-yous | 1,122 connections
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On Francis Goddard you site DAR as a source. Do you happen to have any more info i.e. record number? His Find A Grave Memorial states he died in the Revolutionary War; yet, there is no source. Any help appreciated!
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