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Chris Hagenbush says:

My family always pronounced Hagenbush as hay gen (hard g) bush.
Christopher Hagenbush says:

That's Marshall County Indiana!
Christopher Hagenbush says:

Greetings, My name is Christopher Hagenbush. My father was Donald Hagenbush...
Barbara says:

Also appreciate the drawings of the farm by brother Bob .
Barbara says:

I love this story about living on this farm . I...
Andrew Hagenbuch says:

Hi Casey. I unfortunately don't have anything further to share regarding...
Jean Kretzing says:

Thanks also for pairing me up with the youngest of the...

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