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(I’ve written these posts to be published while I’m away from the computer - so you won’t have to actually live without me!)
Almost 8 years ago I came across a gold mine of genealogical information which I’ve alluded to before in previous posts.  My mom told me I could search everywhere for anything pertinent.  It [...]

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The theme for the 52nd Edition of the Carnival of Genealogy is AGE.  As family historians, we take time to carefully mark the birthdates of our forebearers. We print out family tree charts including this all-important data. We make it a point to note at what age family members have married, had children and passed [...]

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Many of my family members have served in the Armed Forces at one time in their lives.  Most of them volunteered to serve their country while at least one that I know personally - was drafted at a time when big swooping changes were occurring throughout the nation.
My great-grandfather, James Emory House, was a member of Company [...]

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Born on September 20, 1864 in Stoney Creek, a township of Madison County, Indiana, Katie Blazer, would barely remember her father.  Frank Blazer died when she was just five years old leaving her mother to raise three sons and three daughters under the age of 14.  Katie’s grandparents, John and Martha Goul, lived nearby and [...]

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Here’s some more of my family statistics. 
My maternal grandparents - Glen Roy Johnson Sr. and Vesta Christina Wilt - had:
- 4 Children (the last was premature and died at 6 weeks)
- 8 Grandchildren
- 16 Great-grandchildren
- 16 Great-Great-grandchildren
Total of 44 Descendents!
 
My paternal grandparents - Lloyd William Amore and Ella Maria House - had:

8 Children (the last was [...]

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