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EARLY LINCOLN COUNTY FAMILIES
"MRS. JAB BY WANDA BROWNING FALK"
Above book written by Wanda Browning Falk
 the daughter of
Jack Browning and Hettie Belle McNatt
from interviews and stories as told by Jeanette Angela Browning, covering the time period of 1802 through 1931.

Wanda was born 1902 in New Mexico - died 1986 in Arizona - wife of Clarance G. Falk
 

Transcribed and submitted by Mary Lafferty Wilson
All Photos: From personal family collection of submitter

Table Of Contents 

Foreward and Chapter 1 - Early Childhood 

Chapter 2 - Growing Pains 
Chapter 3 - Looking Farther West
Chapter 4 - So This Is Texas
Chapter 5 - The Young Lady, Angelina
Chapter 6 - A Knight Come Riding
Chapter 7 - Enter Mrs. JAB
Chapter 8 - Mrs. JAB, The Mother
Chapter 9 - Two Good Men With Guns
Chapter 10 - The JAB Ranch
Chapter 11 - The Only Way Is Up
Chapter 12 - Ways And Means
Chapter 13 - Don't Fence Me In
Chapter 14 - Mrs. JAB In New Mexico
Chapter 15 - Some Happy Times and Some Not So Happy
Chapter 16 - Danger Signals
Chapter 17 - These Changing Times
Chapter 18 - I'd Rather Be Dead
Chapter 19 - The JABS As City Folks
Chapter 20 - Every Year Gets Shorter
Epilogue and Addendum
Index
Timeline



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