We have all been told many times the value of looking again at the information we have accumulated and revisiting sources we have used in the past when trying to make progress in our family histories. We simply cannot stress …
Look and Look Again Part One or My Most Embarrassing Genealogical Moment Read more »
Well, we had the family here for Thanksgiving and a good time was had by all. And I noticed (as I do every time family comes to my house, but then I forget again) that the painting of my great …
Do you remember that opening paragraph? The one by Raymond Chandler that English professors are always quoting as an example of what an opening paragraph should be. The one that goes: “There was a desert wind blowing that night. It …
Thanksgiving-Turkey, Family, and Carving Knives —- Or Ask and Ask Again Read more »
I’ve been chipping away over time at putting together the story of my husband’s grandfather, Nathan Greenberg, and how he came to this country as a young man. The family has (don’t we all?) a story about it, but no …
Virtually every family in America has a veteran in the family tree, usually lots of veterans. My family is no exception, Revolutionary War, Civil War, Spanish-American War, First World War, Second World War, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan; we’ve had relatives …