Thread: Sciples mill

Good thing is since it's from Mississippi you can rest assured that it hasn't been read much. I'm kidding. Hope you guys know that.

Don't think they did print may of them. When I was just old enuff to drive we were visiting my grandparents, I met a young lady and asked her out. My grandfather ask me who it was I was going out with and I told him, he didn't know her, ask who her folks were and my mom spoke up and said her grandparents were Chisolms, the rest of the conversation is not kid friendly, needless to say the date got cancelled and we went coon hunting instead, got an ear full that night!!!

Originally Posted by Gomer Snerd

Good thing is since it's from Mississippi you can rest assured that it hasn't been read much. I'm kidding. Hope you guys know that.

Must be something good about it only found 7 available......new ones are 400 bucks and the used ones are 200 bucks. Maybe I can find it at one of the librarys

Originally Posted by Gomer Snerd

Good thing is since it's from Mississippi you can rest assured that it hasn't been read much. I'm kidding. Hope you guys know that.

specially on the Chisolm side!!!!!!!! Feesh, you aint no chisolm desendent is ya???

Originally Posted by "G"

Here is some of what the author of the book said......
"In the 1890's a sinister doctor entered into a conspiracy with local merchants. He poisoned as many as fifty of his own patients to collect life insurance. Newspapers called it the most heinous crime in the history of the nation.

The story flashes back to the Reconstruction period after the Civil War. A bitter feud between two prominent families, the Gullys and the Chisolms, led to what is called "the massacre". They say blood ran in the streets that day. "

Any ideas who this Doctor was ?

G,
the Doctor's name was Dr.William H Lipscomb !!!

Very interesting thread!!

Looks great Sammy!

I'll trade you some puppy mix for some....