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Archive for December, 2011
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End of Another Decade
Posted on 31 December 2011 | No Comments2011 has drawn to a close. We are only a few months away from the release of the 1940 U.S. Census, so the new year holds a great deal of... -
Dowsing For Unmarked Graves
Posted on 30 December 2011 | 1 CommentHaving enjoyed some success with dowsing over the years, I’ve kept an eye on folks who use it to find lost or unmarked graves. Regardless of what science says about... -
World War I ~ Battlefield Action
Posted on 29 December 2011 | No CommentsAll wars are horrendous. World War I was especially nasty with the use of poisonous gas and other compounds. In this photo we see action in a full battle scene... -
Model 1889 Marlin Repeating Rifle Advertisement
Posted on 28 December 2011 | No CommentsMarlin Rifle advertisement that I found in an 1891 issue of a local newspaper for the then new Marlin Repeating Rifle that had recently been released for sale. -
The Logie Surname and Early Family Members
Posted on 27 December 2011 | No CommentsThe below treatise on the Logie surname was sent to me years ago. I don’t know the authors name but thank them for their work collecting this information about the... -
Logie Family Tombstones in Burnt Church, Canada
Posted on 26 December 2011 | No CommentsOne of my Logie cousins, George Kingston, sent the below list of family tombstone transcriptions prior to his passing. The tombstones are found in the First Church Presbyterian Cemetery in... -
Merry Christmas
Posted on 25 December 2011 | No CommentsMerry Christmas and Holiday Greetings to all. -
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays
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North Pole ~ Preparing For A Busy Night
Posted on 23 December 2011 | No CommentsNot yet in full regalia, Santa spends December 23rd in his next to best coat and hat seeing to final details for the night ahead. -
Drowning of Edward Burgess
Posted on 22 December 2011 | No CommentsEdward Burgess, the young son of the famous yacht builder, William Starling Burgess and Rosamond Tudor, drowned on a summer day in 1914. His father, “Starling” left Harvard in his...
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