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The Military & Alternative Service Project

The initial letter to the uncles: May 10, 1992 To the Goering Uncles: I am writing to ask you to record some memories of a specific period in your life, that is, those experiences relating to military or alternative service. … Continue reading

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Aunt Martha’s fabulous homemade rolls

originally published in the Goering Gazette 1989 2 1/2 cup water (warm) 1 T. salt 2 cakes (pkg) yeast 2 eggs beaten 1/2 cup sugar 1/4 cup shortening (melted and cooled) 4 cups flour –add aprox. 3 cups more Melt … Continue reading

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A hearty hello! from Jim and Ida Goering| Mossi Gerig’s baptism record +

April 3 A hearty hello! In “The Hopefield cemetery“, the next to last paragraph, the earliest known Goering ancestor is given as Moses Goering. The spelling should be “Gerig” [editor: correction made, thank you!] as it appears in the 1791 passport in Montbeliard, … Continue reading

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John B. Goering’s journal – Chapter 2

Back to Chapter 1 Yes, the time Ben got married I had to stay at Home and take care of the farm. I think they where gone most all week. Peter Stucky stayed with me. The day befor they left, … Continue reading

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Uncle Leonard in the news

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Conard, Suk, and Brian on August 31, 1975

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Frieda, Walter, Dot, Herb, Martha, Archer, Grace, Dan, Della, Walt…and Mickey

There is another photo of Mickey in the same outfit wearing a crown and blowing out 4 birthday candles.  That would make this November of 1950.  Uncle Jim says the location is the “parlor” at the Peabody house.

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John B. Goering’s journal – Chapter 1

Chapter 1 Some taughts of my Child hood days Some things come to me of my childhood days. When we moved from the place where Brother Ben lived to the place where we lived, I think I was about 4 … Continue reading

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One fine summer day in 1945….

Another picture that has everyone identified.  This the time we were able to drive being able to buy tires after the war.  I ended up driving home to Canton from Missouri at night arriving home at sunrise. I went straight … Continue reading

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One fine summer day in 1981….

Rannie tossed away his crutches and hopped around the course.  That’s a knee-to-toe cast on his right leg.

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