- All because two people fell in love… Part 2
- All because two people fell in love…
McMurray Family, Roberts Family, Lee Family, Broida Family, Cooper Family (Click for Family Tree)
Three years ago today I posted some images along with lyrics from Brad Paisley’s song, “Two People Fell in Love.” Seemed like that was just not enough pictures of our ancestors who fell in love, so we decided to provide Part 2 and make it a series, as wonderful pictures become available.
Of course, the secret to a good marriage is making every day a day to celebrate your love, not just a day in the midst of February. Our ancestors probably struggled with this concept like we sometimes do, especially when the mundane gotta-dos of life get in the way. Many of them had long, loving marriages though, and they were good role models for their descendants of today.
Please enjoy these lovely people on this Valentine’s Day of 2018 !
Notes, Sources, and References:
- “All because two people fell in love” HeritageRamblings.net post, 14 Feb 2015– http://heritageramblings.net/2015/02/14/all-because-two-people-fell-in-love/
- “Two People Fell in Love,” song by Brad Paisley- see above article for more information.
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