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The Christmas Eve Haunting of Pen Ryn Manor
This stately mansion belonged to one of America’s founding, aristocratic families, originally from England, Quakers who came to the provinces for escaping religious persecution. The history of the dynasty’s American lineage started with William and Susannah Bickley, who landed in … Continue reading
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Protected: Sarobia: The Conclusion… Or Is It?
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