Uriah Thomas
Applin was born May 8, 1820 in Vermont. He was my great-great-great
grandfather. Not much is known of his family. All I know is that his mother was
Rebecca Capron, according to Civil War records for the Town of Carlton. His
father is still unknown to me, although there is much supposition as to his
paternal heritage. None of it is verified. It’s a brick wall that I hope to one
day break down. In the meantime, who was Uriah T. Applin?
Monday, September 24, 2018
Muddied Roots: The Civil War Saga of Uriah T. Applin
Uriah Thomas
Applin was born May 8, 1820 in Vermont. He was my great-great-great
grandfather. Not much is known of his family. All I know is that his mother was
Rebecca Capron, according to Civil War records for the Town of Carlton. His
father is still unknown to me, although there is much supposition as to his
paternal heritage. None of it is verified. It’s a brick wall that I hope to one
day break down. In the meantime, who was Uriah T. Applin?Sunday, September 23, 2018
Reminiscing: Some of My Favorite Toys
We all had our favorite toys when we were kids. Some of them stick out in our minds. Some of them we loved so much that we wore them out. Some we remember fondly but we have no idea what happened to them. There has to be a collection of favorite, forgotten toys somewhere, waiting to be rediscovered by old friends. Occasionally, I think of some of those old toys and wonder what happened to them.
PowerHawks Swept in Binghamton Weekend Series
The Niagara Falls PowerHawks were swept by the Binghamton Junior Senators for the second straight weekend, showcasing why Binghamton is one of the top teams in the NA3HL. In Saturday’s contest, the Junior Senators skated away with a 13-3 victory at the Ice House Sports Complex.