My Mother-in-Law Saw My Newborn Daughter’s Arm and Went Pale—Then She Told Us We Couldn’t Keep Her
The one saying Margaret may have been his.
At forty, he finally decided he did not need it.
“Burn it?”
I asked.
“No.”
He donated the larger archive to our attorney for secure digitization, then stored family records privately.
No dramatic bonfire.
Documents are history.