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MADem

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5. Not the same test, and it's posted by the Bullitt County Geneological Society....

Reply to Old Codger (Reply #2)

Mon Aug 12, 2013, 10:21 AM

Aug 2013

http://www.bullittcountyhistory.com/

I'd hardly think that they'd go to such lengths to pull off a "goof" on the public.

It's a great website for anyone from there, interested in local history.

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Can You Pass This 8th Grade Exam From 1912? [View all] marble falls Aug 2013 OP

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