In answer to Randy Seaver’s challenge for Saturday Night Fun, here goes:<\/p>\n
* Three genealogical libraries I frequent
\n1. Lynnfield public library genealogy room
\n2. North Reading public library
\n3. I’m drawing a blank\u00a0 (obviously do too much online and not enough in person)<\/p>\n
* Three places I’ve visited on genealogy trips
\n1. Neversink and Kindston NY
\n2. Ashford CT
\n3. Rondout Creek NY<\/p>\n
* Three genealogy societies I belong to (or want to)
\n1. Clermont County (Ohio) Genealogy Society
\n2. New England Historic Genealogical Society
\n3. Nantucket Historical Association<\/p>\n
* Three websites that help my research
\n1. ancestry.com
\n2. familysearch.org (especially the pilot site)
\n3. newenglandancestors.org<\/p>\n
* Three ancestral graves that I’ve visited
\n1. Ann J. Salt, Old Bethel Cemetery, Bethel, Ohio
\n2. Edwin Snow, Ridgelawn Cemetery, Elyria, Ohio
\n3. Samuel Snow, Snow Cemetery, Ashford, CT<\/p>\n
* Three ancestral places I want to visit
\n1. Becket, MA (Snow)
\n2. Meriden, CT (Minor)
\n3. Neversink, NY (Denman – again)<\/p>\n
* Three brickwall ancestors I want to research more
\n1. Edward Salt (mid 1700s – 1812)
\n2. Elizabeth Divers (1810 – ?)
\n3. M. Elizabeth (Hockman) Earhart (1855 – 1934<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In answer to Randy Seaver’s challenge for Saturday Night Fun, here goes: * Three genealogical libraries I frequent 1. Lynnfield public library genealogy room 2. North Reading public library 3. I’m drawing a blank\u00a0 (obviously do too much online and …<\/p>\n