You're listening to the Dallup Van Edition.

This is an American History podcast for each week.

I, Dave Anthony, read a story from American history while in a van to my other guy.

Garrett Reynolds, who has no idea what the topic is going to be about. Also in a van. We're in Steve Ann Seagall. And you're enjoying a beverage. It's exciting. We don't have anything else to say, right? I mean, we're in a van. We're in a van. The tour's about to end. It's all very exciting. We're doing it in a van.

We want to see if we have this technology. Yeah, I see how this sounds. Send your notes to lose. Yeah, I can't wait to hear your anger. 1850 or 1851. You're getting a little fudgy on these years now. You know, when you get to 1800s, people didn't write stuff down.

They were still like just using pause. You're getting a little fudgy on these years now. You know, when you get into 1800s, people didn't write stuff down.

They were still, like, just using pop-ins. It was lore?

Yeah, it was all mostly verbal.

Interesting.

William H. McGrory was born in Manhattan's five points to Irish immigrant parents, Patrick and Honorah McGrory.

Honorah?

H-O-N-O-R-A.

Okay, you said it right.

Honorah.

Honorah.

I mean, it's a weird one.

Sure.

I've never heard that name before.

And what's his name?

McCord.

McGroary.

McCrory.

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