Locating the maiden name of my second great-grandmother has taken over ten years. If I had been able to order film from my local Family History Center, it could have taken several years less. However, thanks to the digitized Ohio death and marriage records on Familysearch.org, I was able to put a surname to the [...]
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Tracking Julia
Posted in Life and Death, personal, Records, stories, Websites, tagged Falls Township, FamilySearch, genealogy, House, Johnson, Lewis, marriage, Muskingum, Ohio, Robinson, Websites on December 17, 2011 | 2 Comments »
A New Type of Christmas Ghost
Posted in Carnival of Genealogy, challenge, personal, Photographs, stories, tagged Carnival of Genealogy, Christmas, CoG, holiday, traditions on December 14, 2011 | 3 Comments »
GHOSTS OF CHRISTMAS PAST This picture (to the left) was taken in 1954; location – Japan when my parents were stationed at Tachikawa with the Air Force. My impression has always been – what a sad tree! I believe this was the only type of tree that would work as a “Christmas” tree – short [...]
Addressing Christmas Cards
Posted in letters, tagged Christmas, letters on December 13, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
As Christmas approaches, I realize that soon I will need to write my annual Christmas letter and get the Christmas cards addressed for the mail. I have a list of addresses I use for my holiday cards, adding and removing from year to year. That led me to wonder how technology has changed the way [...]
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Freaky Friday – Comments Left (But on Wrong Blog!)
Posted in Blogging, Freaky Friday, tagged blog, comment, comments on December 16, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
A comment left on one of my posts mentions a family that I have never heard of and can’t begin to understand exactly why it was left. The commenter mentions a lady whose family they are searching for and goes on to describe relatives and children of this woman. Apparently someone looking for that particular [...]
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