It's time again for Weekend Writing Warriors where we post 10 sentences from one of our works in progress or a book we have written. This week, the investigation continues after Margie
is found dead, beheaded, along a hedgerow in a farmer's field. Her
death has something to...
Sunday, November 13, 2016
Sunday, October 23, 2016
10 - A Book to Die For
By HistorySleuthSunday, October 23, 2016A Book to Die For, Lamont, Milk Carton Murders, weekend writing warriors, WeWriWa
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(Fictitious) home of Malcolm Sinclair.
Welcome to WeWriWa! I'm back with an excerpt of a finished mystery.
The setup:
Margie is found dead, beheaded, along a hedgerow in a farmer's field. Her death has something to do with the odd book club run by Malcolm Sinclair at...
Saturday, April 23, 2016
A Book to Die For - 09
By HistorySleuthSaturday, April 23, 2016A Book to Die For, Lamont, Milk Carton Murders, weekend writing warriors, WeWriWa
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The estate of Malcolm Sinclair on Spirit Lake
(In real life the country club on Silver Lake in Castile, NY where I live)
Previously,
Sheriff Nazzaro and Investigator Pepper Black separated the parents of
the victim. Both parents thought something was fishy about the guy...
Sunday, April 03, 2016
A Book to Die For - 08
By HistorySleuthSunday, April 03, 2016A Book to Die For, Lamont, Milk Carton Murders, weekend writing warriors, WeWriWa
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Previously, Sheriff Nazzaro and Investigator Pepper Black separated the parents of the victim. Both parents thought something was fishy about the guy leading the book club where her daughter was last seen. With Clayton's permission, Pepper has decided to influtrate the book...
Sunday, March 27, 2016
A Book to Die For - 07
By HistorySleuthSunday, March 27, 2016A Book to Die For, Lamont, Milk Carton Murders, weekend writing warriors, WeWriWa
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Last week Investigator Pepper Black and Sheriff Clayton Nazzaro split the parents up to question them. Alice, the victim's mother, had seen her daughter Margie once with Malcolm Sinclair, the head of the book club. He went through the motions of interest in Margie, but not...
Sunday, March 20, 2016
A Book to Die For - 06
By HistorySleuthSunday, March 20, 2016A Book to Die For, Lamont, Milk Carton Murders, weekend writing warriors, WeWriWa
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We last left off with Investigator Pepper Black entering the station where Sheriff Clayton Nazzaro is trying to get answers out of the parents of the victim, Margie Webster. For some reason Jack Webster didn't want his daughter going to a certain book club and finds out his...
Sunday, March 13, 2016
A Book to Die For - 05
By HistorySleuthSunday, March 13, 2016A Book to Die For, Lamont, The Milk Carton Murders, weekend writing warriors, WeWriWa
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We continue with Sheriff Clayton Nazzaro questioning the parents of Margie Webster about the daughters movements the day of her death. Alice, Margie's mother spoke up saying Margie didn't go to work like normal. She went to a book club that her father had forbidden her to...
Sunday, March 06, 2016
A Book to Die For - 4
By HistorySleuthSunday, March 06, 2016A Book to Die For, Lamont, Milk Carton Murders, Silver Lake, weekend writing warriors, WeWriWa
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Welcome again to Weekend Writing Warriors. Last time, in A Book to Die For, Sheriff Clayton Nazzaro was questioning the parents of Margie Webster about the daughters movements the day of her death. Jack thought she had been at work at McCorrmick's Boat Rental saying she worked...
Sunday, February 28, 2016
A Book to Die For - 03
By HistorySleuthSunday, February 28, 2016A Book to Die For, Lamont, Milk Carton Murders, Silver Lake, weekend writing warriors, WeWriWa
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Weekend Writing Warriors time! We last left off in A Book to Die For with Sheriff Clayton Nazzaro and Coroner
Herbert Wilde leaning over the decapitated body of a young woman found
along a hedgerow between two farm fields. They identified the girl as
Margie Webster who worked...
Sunday, November 08, 2015
A Book to Die For - 02
By HistorySleuthSunday, November 08, 2015A Book to Die For, Lamont, Milk Carton Murders, Silver Lake, weekend writing warriors
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Well I skipped a few weeks of Weekend Writing Warriors due to edits, but now the new mystery continues! If you've liked my posts of The Milk Carton Murders, you should like this tale too. It was written to predate MCM and includes
Sheriff Nazzaro and Pepper Black as well as...
Sunday, October 04, 2015
A Book to Die For -01
By HistorySleuthSunday, October 04, 2015A Book to Die For, Lamont, Milk Carton Murders, Mystery, weekend writing warriors
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Welcome back to Weekend Writing Warriors! Many of you are familiar with The Milk Carton Murders. I won't be posting more of that because I was getting to close to revealing too much. This story, however, was written to predate MCM and includes Sheriff Nazzaro and Pepper Black...
Monday, April 27, 2015
W is for WYOMING County Historian's Office
By HistorySleuthMonday, April 27, 2015blogging from A to z, Historical Wyoming, history, Wyoming County
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Wyoming County Historian's Office
This is where I work as Assistant County Historian. We do genealogy requests, track down the history of abandoned cemeteries or an old building. We even found descendents to pass some silverware along to. You just never know what we will...
Saturday, April 25, 2015
V is for VICTORIAN

Queen Victoria, 1867. Library of Congress
Not very attractive was she? Fashion, architecture, clothing styles housewares on many continents revolved around her during her rule from 1837-1901, the Victorian Era. Below are some free Dover clipart images.
Stay tuned...
Friday, April 24, 2015
U isfor UFO

TRI-COUNTY TIMES (Arcade, NY)
Oct. 24, 1973 (Wednesday)
Wyoming County, NY had its share of UFO sightings in the 1950s-mid 70s. We even made the government's "Project Bluebook" which is now available, with much redacted, through the freedom of information act. The...
Thursday, April 23, 2015
T is for TITLE Search
An 1829 tavern I researched in Barre, NY. Here are folks that are part of an archaeology dig.
A title search is basically the genealogy of a piece of property. It is most often used by abstract companies to create a chain of title (ownership) for the property for a lawyer...
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
S is for ST. REGIS

A State law was passed in 1816 to allow the State to purchase land from the St. Regis Indians based on whatever the Governor considered a reasonable amount. There were three articles to the treaty of 1816.
The first article was to convey the one mile square on Salmon...
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
R is for Grass RIVER
Grass River. Akwesasne
The Gassy Meadows along Grass River is one of the areas I will be covering in my book, Indian Land Title in New York, (to be published later this year by The History Press). Below s an excerpt.
TREATY WITH THE ST. REGIS 1845 – GRASSY MEADOWS
Whereas...
Monday, April 20, 2015
Q is for QUARTER Century

Which is exactly as it implies, 25 years.
Here are some quarter century events from 1925.
Jan 5th - Nellie Taylor Ross becomes the first woman governor in the US for the state of Wyoming.
Feb 21st - The New Yorker magazine is published for the first time.
Apr 10th...