Yes, creepy.  I found the one I made up about Jacob Barkman's whiskey 
drinking wife cited on a Barkman genealogy website.

At 04:35 PM 3/16/2006, you wrote:
>Wow, flash from the past.  Thanks for the mention, Ann.  I had forgotten 
>writing that fictionalized account back in 1996.  It is spooky to be 
>reading something from out on the Web that dates back now 10 years.  But I 
>can assure you the Block store ads are true stuff.  I was going to mention 
>that as a footnote in the thread on "queensware as generic" but hadn't 
>gotten around to it.  There are other Washington Telegraph ads later in 
>the 1840s that also use the term.
>
>  At 09:33 AM 3/16/2006, you wrote:
>>The Arkansas News was a newspaper produced for schoolchildren to enliven 
>>the study of Arkansas History.  We wrote articles based on historical 
>>reality, but they were fictional.  Unfortunately, some have been picked 
>>up by internet sources and they are now mistaken for real history.  I 
>>have found one of my own articles in a genealogy website.
>>
>>Ann M. Early
>>
>>At 08:53 PM 3/15/2006, you wrote:
>>>My friend was taping a "flow blue" platter of Davenport to get it's
>>>size and there was an interesting mark "Henderson & Gaines 45 Canal
>>>St., New Orleans" on it along with the "Persian Birds" pattern from
>...