There are two stories that come to mind with regard to the theme of “naughty” for this week and my great-grandmother, Mary M. Denman. Either might have been cause to find coal in her stocking at Christmas. Mary L. Minor …
Mary Minor Denman (1868-1930) – 52 Ancestors # 50 Naughty Read more »
Although it isn’t officially winter yet, here in the Northeast of the United States it has been cold enough and dark enough to feel like winter already. Plus, I have one family line carrying the last name Snow, which is …
Clemon Hastings Snow (1848-1918) – 52 Ancestors # 49 Winter Read more »
When I look at my ancestral chart, the next to last couple on my Salt line are John Salt and Nancy Donovan Salt. I have written before about John but not about Nancy. Nancy is also the next to last …
Nancy Donovan Salt (1788-1845) – 52 Ancestors # 48 Read more »
I’m thankful for all the ancestors who have let me find them and find out things about them. I will be writing about my latest “new” ancestor discovery in a post soon. I’m also very thankful for all my family, …
My great uncle Frank Snow was a civil engineer and taught for much of his career at Georgia Tech in Atlanta. This leads to the two random facts for this week. The first is my memory of my mother telling …
Uncle Frank Snow (1882-1945) – 52 Ancestors # 46 Random Fact Read more »