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Archive for January, 2012
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Ancestors Found Using FamilySearch Wiki
Posted on 12 January 2012 | No CommentsFamily History research tests or knowledge of research methods, tools and resources. We sometimes think we know where to look for information about our ancestors only to find that the... -
Handcarving Gravestones
Posted on 11 January 2012 | No CommentsAfter spending hundreds of hours in New England cemeteries finding the tombstones of my ancestors, I’m frequently amazed at how many of them I can remember in detail. Observing which... -
Life History of Captain Benjamin Pond
Posted on 10 January 2012 | No CommentsEarlier, I posted the history of my great grandparents, Charles and Rosa Clara Logie who were aboard the ill-fated ship, Julia Ann that sank in the South Pacific on its... -
Using The FamilySearch Wiki
Posted on 9 January 2012 | 2 CommentsFran Jensen created an excellent slide show presentation that shows how to use the FamilySearch Wiki including several associated research success stories. I started to create a similar presentation but... -
FamilySearch Releases 119 Million Records
Posted on 8 January 2012 | No CommentsOn 4 Jan 2012, FamilySearch announced the release of 119 Million NEW records. They note that the total of FREE records on the site now spans a staggering 1008 historic... -
Frans Hals Art ~ Week 36
Posted on 8 January 2012 | No CommentsWeekly presentation of art by great granduncle Frans Hals. Regents of St Elizabeths Hospital in Haarlem 1641. -
Helping Grandchildren Enjoy Genealogy
Posted on 7 January 2012 | No CommentsWe spend a lot of time searching for our ancestors and hope that our efforts will be of interest to our families. During most of our lives, we are busy... -
Vital Records of Abington, Massachusetts
Posted on 6 January 2012 | No CommentsThe process of researching our ancestors is a lot of fun until we find that we’ve followed an ancestral trail down a rabbit hole because the excitement of the... -
Early Jewish ~ German Records
Posted on 5 January 2012 | No CommentsA few years ago I found that my ancestor, Henry Friedlander, was a German Jew that had married a beautiful young lady from France. I expected to encounter problems in... -
The Pilgrims of Boston
Posted on 4 January 2012 | No CommentsI’ve spent a lot of time finding death dates and burial locations for my ancestors who lived in or near Boston over the years. Fortunately, many of them were buried...
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