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Category Archives: Genealogy
How I got addicted
I have always looked at the world through my grandmas’ eyes. I’m the only blue-eyed child of my brown-eyed parents. But my grandmas all had blue eyes. You can’t tell that any of us are blue-eyed in these black-and-white photos, … Continue reading
Christmas heirlooms
Nothing exciting to say tonight. I just wanted to share some of the ceramic Christmas items my mother made for me several years ago.
More on Albert and Jay
Here’s Albert and Jay in 1901, with their sisters. The oldest sister is my great-grandma. Here’s another of their military photos: And here’s their daddy’s (and my great-great grandpa’s) military headstone. My grandpa Charles served in the Civil War. For … Continue reading
Genealogy Research Success Story
Second cousins, three times removed.
Zuiderzee
“Take me down to the banks of the ocean, where the walls rise above the Zuiderzee. Long ago, I used to be a young man; and Margaret still remembers that for me.” from “The Dutchman” by Robert James Waller http://www.lorentz.leidenuniv.nl/history/zuiderzee/zuiderzee.html … Continue reading
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Veterans
These are my uncles, Albert and Jay. Photo was taken in 1907. They enlisted together. However, Albert was told that he could not enlist with his brother. So he left the line of volunteers, and rejoined the line at the … Continue reading
My grandparents
The first of my immigrant grandpas was William. He came to Massachusetts from Scrooby, Nottinghamshire via Leiden, Netherlands in 1620. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mosmd/leaders.htm Shortly after William arrived, my grandpa, Christian, (a Mennonite) came to Pennsylvania, where he died 4 years before the … Continue reading
Mayflower Connection
I drew this picture when I was 20 years old and working as a secretary at a downtown mission. It just seemed a lonely spot, and for some reason it drew my attention. What I did not know when I … Continue reading
Archives of Michigan Digital Library
http://www.seekingmichigan.org/The Archives of Michigan announced it has received an extensive collection, one of the largest in the country, of Civil War letters.Donated by Wallace K. Ewing of Grand Haven, the 291 letters will be available to researchers visiting the Archives, … Continue reading