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	<title>Allen Thrower &#187; earliest memory</title>
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		<title>The House on 21st Street in Waco</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Waco, Texas. We lived at 2000 McFerrin. I was 7 years old. It was common knowledge in our household that we had once lived in a house on 21st Street, just off of McFerrin. In our straying from home during play, it was no secret which house it was that we used to live in. [...]]]></description>
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<p class="western" style="0.17in;" align="justify">It was common knowledge in our household that we had once lived in a house on 21st Street, just off of McFerrin.  In our straying from home during play, it was no secret which house it was that we used to live in.</p>
<p class="western" style="0.17in;" align="justify">Out of curiosity I went there alone one day to visit whoever lived there.  I was not welcome inside, but the lady spoke to me very briefly.  It seems that I remember a small porch or just a few steps on the south side of the house, and that the house faced west.  I was on the south side, and I was looking into the kitchen.  I had a strange feeling that I remembered when I was younger that I had been inside that house and crawled to the kitchen door and looked out through a screened door.</p>
<p class="western" style="0.17in;" align="justify">There was what I call a &#8220;doorjamb&#8221; there, sort of an &#8220;arched&#8221; piece of unpainted wood about 1/2&#8243; high the width of the door that stopped the screen door.  The door was latched and I couldn&#8217;t open it.  It seems that there was not much grass out that direction, but that the south yard was pretty big. I may be wrong in every detail, but that&#8217;s what I have in my memory, and have had since before the war.  If this is correct, it is my earliest memory.  I understand I was one year old when we moved from the house on 21st street.</p>
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