So I decided to destroy more of Ralph's claim of southern heritage. The United States releases a decade census via the 72-year rule. If the record is over 72 years old, it's released. Recently the 1950 census was released. In the 1930 census in Louisiana, the Ralphs were listed with interesting detail to show how Ralph isn't really from the South at all.
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As you can tell, Clyde was the only male heir in the family. Everyone else was a daughter. That being said, I noticed the change of location between Effie and Edna Ralph in their place of birth. Effie was born 12th of April, 1918, and Edna was born 31st of July, 1920. This would mean that the Ralphs moved in between that 2.3-year gap. Average that down would mean that the Ralphs would have probably gone southbound to Columbia early-to-mid 1919. Ralph's southern heritage only came after the Civil War. Sad!
Also, here's Clyde's old World War 2 Draft Card. Ralph's Grandpaw probably served in the Asiatic-Pacific Campaign. Wonder how America First and the Alt-Right feel that Ralph's Grandfather served the Allies in the Second World War.
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Happy readings everyone! Especially you Ralph... you sick Yankee.