Going to the Chapel – 52 Ancestors # 23
I am of the age that my first two responses for this topic were to think …
I am of the age that my first two responses for this topic were to think …
When I started thinking about the topic of “far away” I thought I would look in …
Stephen Hussey (c 1643-1718), So Far Away and Yet So Near – 52 Ancestors #22 Read more →
When I was a little girl in Indiana back in the Dark Ages, May 30 was …
Joseph M. Justice (1839-1863) – 52 Ancestors #21, Military and Memorial Day Read more →
I have learned over my years of researching family lines (both direct and collateral, for my …
Since Mother’s Day was last weekend in the United States, and I’m still running behind in …
Elizabeth Denman Salt (1919-1991) – 52 Ancestors # 19, Mother’s Day Read more →
This is my mother, Elizabeth Ann Denman Salt. This picture was taken in her senior …
Like many (?most I would guess) genealogists, I love walking through cemeteries especially ones where family …
What If You Were Cremated and Your Ashes Scattered – 52 Ancestors # 17, Cemetery Read more →
With our winter finally finished here in New England, I’ve had enough storms for now and …
In my quest to track Edward Salt, my first Salt ancestor in the U.S., I have …
Although the theme for this week was Maiden Aunt, Cousin Jessie came to mind. She was …
Jessie Louise Schenk (1897-1995) – 52 Ancestors # 14 Read more →