Welcome to the dollop. This is a biweekly podcast about American history. Each week I

Dave Anthony, comedian actor, writer, read a story from American history to another guy.

Garrett Reynolds who has no idea what the topic is about. Don't eat him. That was a good

again. A solid stretch. Well done. God, you want to look good at it? I'll do one button.

People say this is funny. Not Gary Garrett. Dave okay. Someone or something is tickling people.

Is it far fine? And this is not going to come to tickle you podcast. Yeah. You are a queen fakie of

me that town. All hail Queen shit of lies though. A bunch of religious virgins go to

mingles and do what? I can't eat. No. Has he done my friend? No.

Okay girl. I'm ready girl. Are you?

Early 1800s. I don't have an exact date. Go ahead. Early 1800s. I don't have an exact date.

Okay. Sure. I'm okay with that. This is a safe place.

Early in the 19th century amongst the people living in Manchester Vermont was a family known as

the Borns. Jason Bourne. Not the same Borns. This is B-O-O-R-N-S. The Borns. But if it was that

Borns this would be a different story. Yeah. Fucking. That's kicking story. Yeah.

The family consisted of Barney Bourne, his wife, three adult married children, Steven,

Jesse, and Sally. Barney also had a brother, Amos. The Born children were not known to conduct

themselves with the sobriety and dignity expected in the town. They were considered to be wild and

reckless. Steven was described as malicious, passionate, and when angry, blind to consequences.

But passionate, it seems like you're putting a nice shine on it. Yeah. Yeah.

Jesse was pretty much the same. Sally was called tough, willful, and disrespectful of conventions.

You got to lead with some of these later ones. One of the devil's unaccountables she was once

described. Jesus. And she always seemed to be pregnant. Wow. Sally married Russell Colvin,

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