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Re: Pennsylvania Patchwork (12:05pm July 10, 2013):

I've really enjoyed PENNSYLVANIA PATCHWORK & keep wanting more about this family . It really draws you in .
I grew up in Wayne County,Ohio & always wondered about my Amish ancestors 2 generations back . Grandpa & Grandma Troyer grew up Amish . Left the Amish shortly before getting married . As in your story our family didn't talk about them being Amish at one time . A few German words were spoken over the years but no real info about our family back then . I really didn't know they had been Amish till my cousin told me things her mom told her over the years . I thought our Amish ancestors went farther back .So I have been reading Your books and others hoping for more info about what their lives were like .

Thanks for doing so much research & making it so interesting & fun to read .

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