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History of once-prominent black resident of Batavia coming to light with new research

Article by Sharon Burkel Batavia Cemetary Association Many famous and influential citizens are buried in the Historic Batavia Cemetery on Harvester Avenue, and their stories are familiar to many. The founding families of Batavia: the Ellicotts, the Richmonds, the Brisbanes, and the Carys; the Confederate soldier Philemon Tracy and his uncle, Judge Phineas Tracy, who brought

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Happy 160th birthday Dame Nellie Melba: 5 surprising facts about the canny songstress

Dame Nellie Melba, who appears on our $100 note, was born Helen Porter Mitchell in the Melbourne suburb of Richmond on May 19, 1861. An operatic soprano with a voice described as sparklingly clear, her career would take her across the world, from Russia to America, but she always returned home. This extraordinary Australian was arguably our first celebrity. While her singing is famed, she was a complex woman who shaped her own career, far more interesting than her culinary namesakes Melba Toast and Peach Melba might suggest. On her 160th birthday, here are five things you may not know about her. 1. She avidly pursued the perfect portrait

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