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My brother visited this town, Kenneth R. Bagby. He searched the cemetery headstones . He did not find any stones with the Bagby spelling. He contacted the cemetery sector. but did not follow up by contacting him by letter. This town & hospitol are mentioned in the dooms day book

         James M Bagby