I am participating in Amy Johnson Crow’s 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks challenge.

My Ancestors:

The Great Grand Mothers

1. Laura Cecile Donald : A very brief introduction to my father’s paternal grandmother. Other posts:
   • Wisdom Wednesday — Wyatt and Laura
   • Wisdom Wednesday — Granny’s Dog
   • Tombstone Tuesday — I found my Stonewall Jackson Pics!
   • Sorting Saturday — My Documents Are a Complete and Utter Mess or Yes, Elizabeth Shown Mills is Always Right
   • Returned Not Used or How I Almost Wasn’t
   • What is the one best piece of evidence that you have?
2. Clara Ellen Hash: How an Ancestry Shaky Leaf Solved my Marriage Problem
3. Sarah Sudie Hamrick: My great grandmother might have been a muse.
4. Georgia Eva Baxter: Come out, come out where ever you are! The hunt for elusive parents.
   • How Eight Children Ended Up Living Alone in 1930

The Great Great Grandmothers

5. Mary Elizabeth Gillespie (1826-1893): Early Research. Sloppy Research. Lots of Questions.
   • Mary Elizabeth Gillespie Heirs sell to W.P. Gillespie: Setting up Research Plans from Documents
6. Elizabeth Jane Wallace (1844-1918): A Few Steps Closer to a Death Date and a Burial Place
7. Idella Josephine Snavely (1866-1942)
8. Sarah Hash (1866-1911)
9. Mary W Martin (1848-1910)
10. Delila Parthenia Hopper (1861-1929)
11. Elizabeth Carroll (1856-1901)
12. Mary M Alexander (1855-1884)

The Great Great Great Grandmothers (some of these need work and proof)

13. Mahala Reynolds
14. Harriet Smith
15. Nancy Matchett
16. Martha Jane Cash
17. Juliette Gross
18. Mollie Repass
19. Frances J Hackler
20. Rebecca McGrady
21. Nancy Pennington
22. Rebecca Spurlin
23. Sarah Moore
24. Susan Harris
25. Mary Ann Froneberger
26. Lucinda Roark
27. Sarah Bess
28. Eva Weaver