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Archive for July, 2011
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Home and Family ~ Alpine, Utah ~ 1890’s
Posted on 31 July 2011 | No CommentsA family at their home in Alpine, Utah in the mid-1890’s enjoying a visit from relatives or friends who arrived via a horse and wagon. -
Frans Hals Art ~ Week 16
Posted on 31 July 2011 | No CommentsWeekly presentation of art by great granduncle Frans Hals. Le Peintre ambulant. -
Homesteaders at BBQ
Posted on 30 July 2011 | No CommentsA young family of homesteaders enjoying BBQ at a State Fair ~ October 1940. -
Why Did That Happen? ~ Genealogy Facts
Posted on 29 July 2011 | No CommentsIt is always difficult to find death certificates or other documents that tell of extreme problems in the lives of our ancestors and extended family. We wonder what events were... -
Secret Service Magazine ~ 15 May 1903
Posted on 28 July 2011 | No CommentsThe Brady’s and the Fire Marshall in Hornersville, New York. -
Genealogy ~ My Dad’s a Geek
Posted on 27 July 2011 | 1 CommentI’m still trying to decide how I feel about our long married kids and grandkids calling me a Geek. I suppose I have always been one as was demonstrated when... -
Take Care of Your Footwear
Posted on 27 July 2011 | No CommentsIt is important to take care of your footwear, especially your dress work boots. Polish them with a little Cherry Blossom Boot Polish. 1920’s advertisement. -
First Name Abbreviations in Cursive Records
Posted on 26 July 2011 | 2 CommentsIf you are reading American records in your ancestral quest, you’ll constantly encounter the abbreviations that were used for your ancestors first names and suffixes. Why John ended up inside... -
Parish Locator in English Genealogy Research
Posted on 25 July 2011 | No CommentsAfter spending the last few days helping folks in their genealogy research, I’m reminded that I haven’t written about the Parish Locator program for years. If you are working on... -
Is A $150 Car In Sight?
Posted on 24 July 2011 | No CommentsHenry Ford’s invention of the assembly line not only resulted in products with consistent quality, but they were also relatively inexpensive. Capturing the cumulative savings from the system let Ford...
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