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Pimento Cheese Wontons Air Fryer
Appetizers | Travel

Pimento Cheese Wontons

ByNiki Davis January 17, 2019October 18, 2024

My girlfriends and I took a weekend trek to Tennessee to visit part of the whiskey trail. On a weekend trek, we only managed to get to two distilleries! We were in the Fayetteville area the weekend of their Host of Christmas Past event and spent time wandering the town square eating from every food…

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52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks
52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks | Genealogy

52 Ancestors #28: Joab Moore of Saline County, IL

ByNiki Davis August 6, 2014

Joab was a very popular name in my dad’s family. My grandfather’s name was Joab. His grandfather’s name was Joab, and so on back to my 4th great grandfather, Joab Moore. This is as far back as I can reach in the Moore line. Joab #1 was born in 1785 in either North Carolina (1850…

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