Last fall while I was looking at and for headstone photos and entries on Find A Grave, I decided to put in a request for photos of my great-grandparents’ graves in Pendleton, Indiana. A very kind lady answered my request immediately. Not only did she take photos of the graves of Melissa (Goul) and Frank Blazer [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Madison County’
The Deaths of Blazers
Posted in Life and Death, news, Records, Websites, tagged Blazer, cemetery, death, Goul, Indiana, Madison County, newspaper, Pendleton on August 10, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Indiana Resources
Posted in Records, Websites, tagged Anderson, Delaware County, genealogy, Indiana, library, Madison County, Muncie, Records, search on December 9, 2009 | 1 Comment »
There are a good number of my maternal ancestors and collateral families who moved to, were born in, or resided in Indiana for quite awhile. I have several databases I use in order to gather leads or to find records. Indiana Room of the Anderson (Madison County) Public Library. This is where I find Cemetery [...]
Update
Posted in Blogging, Life and Death, tagged Anderson, Blazer, Indiana, Johnson, Madison County on December 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
An update has been made to Mingling of Families and Murder. Please click on the link to be taken to more of the story!
Update on Rachel Blazer and Maurice Given
Posted in Life and Death, news, tagged aunt, Blazer, Given, Indiana, Madison County, marriage, newspaper on January 8, 2009 | 1 Comment »
This is an update to my post from July 24, 2008, Elusive Great-Great-Aunt Rachel, where I listed information I knew and what I had found concerning my maternal great-grandmother’s sister, Rachel Blazer. Rachel had married Maurice (or Morris – depending on the document) Given about 1897 according to the 1910 Census that lists them as [...]
Books for Genealogy
Posted in Carnival of Genealogy, challenge, geography, tagged Bigelow, books, Carnival of Genealogy, CoG, Coshocton County, genealogy, history, Hollister, Indiana, Loveland, Madison County, Ohio, research, Treat on September 13, 2008 | 2 Comments »
This is my submission for the 56th Carnival of Genealogy being hosted by Lori Thornton at Smoky Mountain Family Historian. The topic is 10 essential books in my genealogy library. Unfortunately I haven’t been able to buy a lot of the books I really should. Some I’ve checked (& re-checked) out of the local library. [...]
Migrations
Posted in geography, Life and Death, tagged Champaign County, Germany, grandfather, grandmother, grandparents, Greene County, immigration, Indiana, Madison County, migration, North Carolina, Ohio, Rush County, Wilkes County on July 26, 2008 | 2 Comments »
So many times when we locate an ancestor they have migrated from where they were born or married or built a home, to another area possibly a great distance away. What prompts these moves? What was it they were searching for or hoping to gain by moving? There are many web sites dealing in reasons [...]








