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Note: This is THE premiere resource for Mansker-Minsker researchers; much of the information on this Website, especially that relating to the descendant charts, has been gleaned from the various quarterly issues of the newsletter as well as private correspondence with Betty Massman. --DM
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And a special thanks to:
The Tennessee Historical Society
War Memorial Building, Nashville, TN 37243.
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