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Subject: Re: The Quarries and Tuckahoe Marble


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Date Posted: 14:05:09 02/23/09 Mon
In reply to: Brad Cupples 's message, "The Quarries and Tuckahoe Marble" on 18:46:58 01/30/09 Fri
 My great grandfather, Joseph White, was a stone mason at the turn of the century. He worked with the marble from that quarry. I bet many a grave in the local cemeteries (and beyond?) has marble from the same quarry.
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Re: The Quarries and Tuckahoe MarbleAnonymous18:31:59 02/24/09 Tue

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