Chrissy the Canary owned by Kathy Smith Brewer in her late teens. She was named Chrissy since she was a Christmas gift in 1967 from Rose Smith Huneycutt. She lived about two years. She was buried at the apartments she lived at off McClintock Rd. over near Veterans' Park in Charlotte, N.C.
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Mom got this bird one day when my grandmother told her to get ready they were going to Charlotte. They lived in Gastonia at the time. Mom said she didn't want to go and her sister convinced her she did. The got Chrissy at the Woolworths in Charlotte as an early Christmas gift. She was named Chrissy after Christmas.
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Mom got this bird one day when my grandmother told her to get ready they were going to Charlotte. They lived in Gastonia at the time. Mom said she didn't want to go and her sister convinced her she did. The got Chrissy at the Woolworths in Charlotte as an early Christmas gift. She was named Chrissy after Christmas.
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Chrissy the Canary owned by Kathy Smith Brewer in her late teens. She was named Chrissy since she was a Christmas gift in 1967 from Rose Smith Huneycutt. She lived about two years. She was buried at the apartments she lived at off McClintock Rd. over near Veterans' Park in Charlotte, N.C.
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Mom got this bird one day when my grandmother told her to get ready they were going to Charlotte. They lived in Gastonia at the time. Mom said she didn't want to go and her sister convinced her she did. The got Chrissy at the Woolworths in Charlotte as an early Christmas gift. She was named Chrissy after Christmas.
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Mom got this bird one day when my grandmother told her to get ready they were going to Charlotte. They lived in Gastonia at the time. Mom said she didn't want to go and her sister convinced her she did. The got Chrissy at the Woolworths in Charlotte as an early Christmas gift. She was named Chrissy after Christmas.
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