Clark County WA Archives News.....After Many Years January 29, 1915
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Camas Post January 29, 1915
Father Meest Daughter Whom He Had Believed Dead
  For many years believing that hi sonly daughter to be dead, Amos Pace, a 
farmer living near Manor, this county, on Saturday greeted the long lost 
daughter whom he had not seen for more than twenty years.
  Mr. and Mrs. Amos Pace seperated when the girl was two years old. The mother 
received the custody of the baby and reared her. The father drifted to other 
states, finally coming West, and six years ago, sttled on a farm near Manor.
  The girl grew to womanhood and married A. Miller, and they have been living 
at Colmbus,Ohio. Recently she learned her father was in the West, and she 
started a search by mail for him, finally discovering him in this county.
  Overjoyed at learning his only child was living, Mr. Pace asked her to come 
at once, and with her husband, she boarded the first train West. She arrived 
in Vancouver late Friday night and Saturday morning went to the Pace farm for 
a happy reunion with the father she had never known.
  He had been looking for their arrival,and when the automobile stopped at the 
gate Mr. Pace came out. Miller said to Mr. Pace, "Well, Mr.Pace, this is Ida 
and I'm her husband."

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