I’m a married father of six writing from Sacramento, California. In this space you can expect commentary on faith, culture, politics, and other things of personal interest. I can be reached by e-mail at: jeff dot culbreath at gmail dot com.
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Hello Jeff, Nice to see you back! Darn blogging, like Nicotene! I hope you liked what I did with the old blog-city place. Well, I will make this a regular read like your old one.
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Hello Ken. Blogging may be worse than Nicotine. You’re doing a great job with Hallowed Ground. Keep it up!
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I just found out that you returned to the blogosphere, and it’s great to see you back! Do you have any plans to make accessible in some way the archives of Hallowed Ground? I had several particularly thoughtful pieces you had written bookmarked and would love to be able to look back on them.
Christus resurrexit!
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Good to hear from you, Mike! Some of the archives can be found here:
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://hallowedground.blog-city.com
I’ve saved most of what I thought was worth saving, so if you have a particular piece in mind let me know.
All the best!
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Hi Jeff. I’m a Culbreth from Cumberland County, NC. I don’t see versions of my name often and I found you while researching rooster houses. Funny!
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Hi Patricia! My Culbreath side was originally Culbreth, and has roots in Cumberland County as well. Samuel Duncan Culbreth(?), Sr., born in 1783, died in 1851. Wife Mary, died in Feliciana Parish, Louisiana in 1860. Probably followed Samuel Duncan Culbreath, Jr. to that locale.
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This is my grandfather, my grandmother, and my Dad.
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