Researching during the Summer
Yes, it can be fun, or it can be stressful. If you get to go to a AC'd library it's super. If you set at home and have only fans not always greatly desired.
I think weather affects our drive to do research. Do you notice if weather affects your research? Since I was at the Seminar in Grand Rapids many things are made more aware than before. It was an awesome program. I hope they do it again.
When I was clearing my closet I found that the very first Semi
Lydia () Jones, born about 1795 in North Carolina. She is found in Brownsville Township of Union County, Indiana, 1850.
Probable children:
Susan Jones m. 22 July 1832 Robert STevens (married in Wayne Co. Indiana)
Jesse Jones
Sampson K. Jones
Solomon K. Jones 1816-1851 Buried in Cloverdale, Putnam, Indiana. Living in Lydia Jones household, 1850.
Margaret Jones (ca.1828-
Anderson Jones (ca.1811-) m. November 8, 1838 Sarah Burrows in Union Co. Indiana
Noting: Elizabeth Ferguson Mother, John ferguson, Sara
Hello fellow Historians,
Most of my present family of FRANCIS, have mostly lived in the County of Surrey, but in the 19th century their dwellings were In London? I have traced my lineage to Clun in Shropshire, England, with still away to go; to the early 18th Century. I located a ancestor with the name Richard Francis, who married a lady (May 31, 1761) to Sarah Squire? but the most interesting lineage is Welsh; or on the borders of Wales?
Located a marriage of John Francis of Fordon, who marrie
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I received my post from Michael John Neil and felt it needed shared for more to be aware of. Saves time and energy.
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What Indexes Can Let Us ByPass Posted: 18 Aug 2018 03:05 PM PDT |
MY SIDE BAR TO THIS IS: Sometimes scanning indexes you find things you wouldn't hav
TODAY MY POST IS SHORT, BUT WORTH THE READ.
I received my post from Michael John Neil and felt it needed shared for more to be aware of. Saves time and energy.
http://rootdig.genealogytipoftheday.com/
Those with an interest in genealogical citation theory can take a look at the “Books on my Shelf.” |
What Indexes Can Let Us ByPass Posted: 18 Aug 2018 03:05 PM PDT |
MY SIDE BAR TO THIS IS: Sometimes scanning indexes you find things you wouldn't hav
Hello fellow Historians,
Most of my present family of FRANCIS, have mostly lived in the County of Surrey, but in the 19th century their dwellings were In London? I have traced my lineage to Clun in Shropshire, England, with still away to go; to the early 18th Century. I located a ancestor with the name Richard Francis, who married a lady (May 31, 1761) to Sarah Squire? but the most interesting lineage is Welsh; or on the borders of Wales?
Located a marriage of John Francis of Fordon, who marrie
This is about how you spend your time doing genealogy. Or how maybe you should
delve deeper into your needs and wants.
Somehow there is a mixed message happening.You want more information on your line.
Where should I look, who can help me. Is it going to be free or cost me.
Just today I had to say that this is a hobby or life long goal but you can make it as expensive
as you want. Many hundreds of sites on line are free. Many groups are free to help in research.
Mos
May Grey, June Gloom and July Fry
I was away in May this year, Didn't return home until June, July is Fry.
Yes, Fry/Frye.. Which Fry / Frye was it? Abraham, Benjamin or another?
When away in May I played with Grey.. WE found some.
In June no time for the genealogy gloom. But my discs from Seminar in Michigan have never arrived.
July is the warm and busy month. Anniversary's, Birthday's, engagement events, We made 59 years 5 July.
Grandson had his birthday to celebrate also on that day. 22 July w
Mary Jane Hunter
Coal Valley News (Madison, WV) - Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Mary Jane Hunter, 81, of Uneeda, formerly of Alkol passed away on November 10, 2012 at Boone Memorial Hospital, Madison.
She was born January 24, 1931 and was a daughter of the late Elisha and Eva Smith Meadows. She was also preceded in death by one son, Samuel Elisha Hunter.
She is survived by her daughter, Rebecca Bias of Uneeda with whom she made her home with at the beginning of her illness; son, Chester Hunter of Ham
Perthshire had 339 Hunters in 1881, our surname only making number 65 out of the top 200 in Perthshire. This made it the 11th largest concentration in the 33 Scottish counties at that time.
Hunter Family Tree information from the 1911 Canadian Census Records on Ancestry.ca has more than 4,400 Hunter surname census records.
John Henry Pierce born in 1825 i Lawrencetown, NS, died Jan. 17, 1918 in Nictaux, NS. He was married to Naomi Grant born 1830 in NS, died in NS. They were married July 5, 1856 in NS. Naomi Grant was married to Robert Beales. I don't know the parents of John Henry Pierce and Naomi Grant. I need help. Willing to share what info I have.
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Andries Adriaan Stoltz was born 09 January 1884. He married Isabella Catharina born Strydom. After Isabella died he married Antjie Stoltz. He died 09-01-1972 in Benoni. Sons: Andries, Gerrit Coenraad (my father), Danie, Mickey & 1 sister Anna Cornelia (Botha) also know as Antie Sussie. She died at the age of 35...blood clot through her heart. She had 1 daughter, Julie Botha(now Bezuidenhout) on Facebook. Please email me to vandenberg.antoinette@yahoo.com or leave a comment.
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IDG INTRODUCES THEIR NEWEST IDG ACADEMY CLASS:
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The In-Depth Genealogist is pleased to announce the launch of the IDG Academy (http://www.idgacademy.com) class “Beginning Genealogy – Starting off Right” in April 2017. The IDG Academy is an online learning experience to expand skills in Genealogy. Classes are taught by In-Depth Genealogist write
Henry Brooks
Starting with Capt. Francis Drake
Tenth Great Grandparents
Capt. Francis Drake (1615-1687) Mary Walker Drake (1625-1688)
Ninth Great Grandparents
Rev. John Drake (1655-1741) Rebecca Trotter Drake (1655-1702)
Eighth Great Grandparents
Abraham Drake Sr. (1685) Deliverance Wooden Drake (1683-1761)
Seventh Great Grandparents
Abraham Drake Jr. (1708) Elizabeth Lindsley (1710-1734)
Sixth Great Grandparents
Abraham Drake III (1730-1806) Anna Young Drake (1746-1809)
Fifth Great Grandparents
William Y. Drake (1771-
My three and four times great grandfathers are both called John Smith. My 3 times great grandfather appears in the marriage records of St Mary's Church, Kingsclere, Hampshire in 1813, when he marries Elizabeth Rogers. John is said to have been born in 1786, but does not appear as far as I can tell, in any baptismal records in the area. Both John and Elizabeth were said to be from 'out of parish'. They settled in Kingsclere and had their children there. John was a labourer, but became a tenant fa
