Richard Martin Black left a condolence for Lee Newcomer

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In Memory of

Lee Nathaniel
Newcomer

1913 - 2006

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Richard Martin Black

Lee and Dorothy Family, I would love to read Newcomer/Forsythe articles, publications, letters that include family letters which address the subject of slavery 1820s through 1860s, to include Reconstruction era letters should same exist that early in the family archives. I saw Lincoln (Steven Spielberg director) Tuesday, March 5, 2013 in Tamarac, Florida. Excellent film! Only Sandburg's "Lincoln" verbatim from the book would make a better movie! - Any family Newcomer/Forsythe letters written 1930s 1940s during The Holocaust and World War II that might contribute to more being known, instead of less, about The Holocaust and World War II? Richard Martin Black [email protected] [email protected] I'm sorry Lee and Dorothy are gone, however, I hope we'll be able to read what Lee, in particularly, and Dorothy also left behind. The Newcomers and Forsythe families sound like they're highly intelligent, involved people over the generations. A wealth of American history to share.

Wednesday March 6, 2013 at 12:00 am