What I Was Reading This Week: A Family Tapestry: A Flower-Filled Remembrance from A Family Tapestry Following Your Favorite Blogs Using Feedly from No Story Too Small Quick Tips: Source Analysis 101 […]
Come out, come out wherever you are! The hunt for Ancestor #4: Georgia Eva Baxter’s parents. 52 Ancestors.
There was a lot of sadness in Eva Georgia “Georgie” Baxter Payne’s 47 years. Her mother died when she was 4.[1] Georgie died 5 years after her husband when she was 47 […]
I think my great grandmother was a muse. 52 Ancestors: #3 Sarah Sudie Hamrick
When I first starting looking at what knew about my great grandmother Sudie Sarah Hamrick Turner, I thought I didn’t know much about her. But once I started digging into her life […]
Poll Taxes! Conferences! Land of Enchantment! It’s Follow Friday
What I’ve Been Reading This Week: 40 Maps They Didn’t Teach You In School Dating Family Photos from Clothing — Follow Friday from SassyJane Genealogy Ending the Poll Tax from The Legal […]
Marriage Problems! Censors! Maps! It’s Follow Friday. Well, Monday
OK, so this one is a little late, but better late than never. I was at SLIG last week and I took Researching the South with J Mark Lowe which was great […]
How an Ancestry Shaky Leaf Solved My Marriage Problem: 52 Ancestors #2: Clara Ellen Hash
My great grandmother was Clara Ellen Hash. Her parents were Weldon Alexander Hash and Sarah Hash who were first cousins.[1] Their fathers were Zebedee Hash and Abram Hash, respectively. She was born […]
Writing Challenges! Photographs! The Golden State! — It’s Follow Friday!
What I’ve Been Reading This Week For the Love of Tula from A Southern Sleuth Genealogy NOW in San Luis Obispo from The Legal Genealogist Not One Thing Left To Do from […]
52 Ancestors: #1 Laura Cecile Donald
My 52 Ancestors posts are going to focus on the women in my family tree. Just to try something different. I’ve discussed both of my grandmothers so I will start with my […]
Ready for a Challenge? 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks!
My friend and colleague Amy Johnson Crow came up with a great idea on her blog No Story Too Small: 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks. The challenge: have one blog post each […]
