The Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy is pleased to announce Patti Gillespie
as the winner of the Jimmy B. Parker Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy
scholarship for 2015. The competition was strong and many candidates
submitted worthy applications. The committee determined that Ms.
Gillespie's application exemplified the culture of giving back to the
community as demonstrated by Jimmy B.Parker.
Ms. Gillespie is the Virtual Professional Management Conference (PMC)
Coordinator for APG. She has resided in Wi
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Raaby Church, where Georgine Vilhelmine Jansen was baptized 9 April, 1854
The church registry indicating the birth of Georgine Jansen
Most of us have secrets not shared with anyone, or if we do choose to share it is with a select few. Part of the fun of studying genealogy and family history is the discovery of new information and uncovering old secrets, and trying to ascertain why ancestors did what they did when they did it. And
The Ontario Genealogical Society will host the Society's annual conference on 29-31 May 2015 at Georgian College Campus, Barrie, ON, Canada. The conference theme -- “Tracks through Time” – originates from the 130th Anniversary of the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway across Canada. Many family historians have their roots in the immigrant laborers who built this railway across our vast country. Other ancestors were tempted by the transportation routes and migration opportunities allow
INDIANA RESOURCES
By Virginia Taylor & Susi Pentico
1) Indiana Historical Society
480 W Ohio St
Indianapolis In 46202
317-232-1882
2) Allen County Public Library
900 Webster St
Ft. Wayne In 46805
217-421-1225
3) Indiana State Library
315 W Ohio St
Indianapolis In 46202
866-683-0008
4) The Indiana Genealogical Society
P. O. Box 10507
Ft Wayne In 46852
5) Sullivan-Munce Cultural Center
225 W Hawthorne St
Zionsville In 46077
317-873-4900
Sullivanmunce.org
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Mergers are happening again in our world. Mocavo was just merged with another site.
Have you heard of Puzzilla.org, suspecting it was a Family Search creation. Randy shared it at the research meeting today.
How many of you follow GenealogyInTime and are aware of a site they found, besides their search engine.
Free Genealogy Search Engine Genealogy In Time ,
Million Short A new search engine. It covers more
My grandfather was Samuel Whitlock. He was born in Jackson Co, Missouri in 1878 to Robert and Laura A. Whitlock. He married Lena Marie Frost around 1907. They had 3 children that I am positive of. Sylvester Whitlock born 1908. Carmen Alvesta Whitlock born 1909, and Harold Leonard Whitlock born in 1913. There may have been one other child named Anna Mae. Samuel (my grandfather) was killed in the Athletic mine near Duenweg Missouri in 1917. Grandmother died in June of 1917. All of the children wer
My father was Ray Dee Jones born in Iowa died in Santa Rosa, CA. His mother was Victoria Mae Foulk born in Iowa and died in Cheyenne, Wyo.
Her father was Harvey Edward Foulk b 1867 in Illinios and died ??? no one knows. He may have run away, he may have been murdered. Many stories and I have yet to find proof of any of it.
His father was William Henry Foulk b 1846 Somerset Co. PA died 4 Jan 1940 Cedar Township, Blackhawk Co., IA
was a conductor on 1889 census. His wife was his relative. Fo
- Effort will include national War of 1812 cemeteries
- Includes persons with individual markers in local and private cemeteries
- July is a great month to remember the participants of the
- “Second Revolution” as well as the American Revolution
- The Federation seeks to raise an average of $1,812 each day of July!
AUSTIN, TX – 1 JUL
OerBaek Farm, Orum, North Djurs, Randers, Denmark
Introduction- The story of the Peterson Family has its roots and many branches in Denmark and in what is now the German state of Schleswig. While exploring these branches I rediscovered lives from as many as six generations ago. But I didn't do it alone. Along the way I met my fourth cousin, Henning Bender, a noted Danish historian, archivist, and expert on Danish immigration. He did much of the groundwork, all I did was c
For many years I have been searching for the answer to who my husband's ggg grandfather was.His surname was Marquis & he married Elizabeth Thompson. He had a son named Jesse Marquis born 20 May 1820 in Pa. Family history states that he died just before Jesse's birth. I don't know where he died or why. Anyone who could help me I would be very grateful. I have Marquis family history from Jesse to current.
Since we are doing various states at different times and we need to increase the information, I have written about Greene Co. Pennsylvania on two posts on my other family blog. Having learned that Facebook has a site for this county and we are now sharing pictures and data about our related and non related families. Facebook Book under Greene Connections.
Many years ago I had a webpage done by cousin Helen Durbin with the data I had accumulated and she had much also. I am just not computer tech
London, UK, 23 June 2014. Findmypast, the leading British family history company, announced today that it has acquired Mocavo, the fastest growing genealogy company in the US.
Findmypast, the leading brand in the DC Thomson Family History portfolio, has been at the forefront of the British family history market for over a decade. It has an established collection of 1.8 billion historical records and an extensive network of partners including the British Library, the
APG to Honor Student and/or Young Professional with Strong Interest in Developing a Career in Genealogy
WHEAT RIDGE, Colo., 23 June 2014-The Association of Professional Genealogists (APG) is now accepting applications for the APG Young Professional Scholarship. Requirements have been revised to reflect current economic and educational trends and to be more inclusive of young parents, military personnel, home school candidates, students, and those currently employed between the ages of 18-29. The
London, UK, June 17, 2014. Findmypast.co.uk, the leading British family history company, announced today that it has bought Origins.net, one of the early pioneers of online records.
The first company to set up a pay-as you-go model for online family history records, Origins.net specialises in unusual and often hard to find British and Irish records. Its many early records include rare marriage indexes, apprentices and poor law records. Another key strength is its National Wills Index, which, comb
The picture shows a baby in Mr. Faber's lap. Is it the first, second or third child. I would think some of those in IOWA would know but so far no concrete answers.
A clue would be the picture was taken in Illinois.
So when did they live in Illinois? Look for old letters, reports in newspapers and census information may give us a clue.
I am sure that Lucy Faber's kin would surely know but I am not hearing that. Isn't genealogy and family fun?
All boys wore gowns then and didn't wear pants un
Update: On the back of this photo there is writing in Hungarian that says:With loving memories to my godfather and family, Emma and it's dated 1955.
For Immediate Release
June 20, 2014
“Gone to Texas” – A Conference for the Nation’s Genealogists
June 20, 2014 – Austin, TX. Discounted early-bird registration for the 2014 Federation of Genealogical Societies Conference will continue only until July 1st. Early registrants receive a $50 discount for the full four days, or a $20 discount for any single day. Details at http://www.fgsconference.org.
The conference will be held August 27-30, 2014 in San Antonio, Texas, at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convent
Tom Reilly was the son of Margaret Drake from Ballinulty, and Edward Reilly of Molly, whose father was Thomas O Reilly. He had a twin Ned, who died in acar accident, and his sister Bridget who married Peter Donohoe of Lislea, was my grandmother.
Tom Drake Reilly was my granduncle.
While not the only Irishman to have served in two world wars, in two different armies, he is one of the few to possibly have had his sons fighting for the enemy.
A breif outline of his life - he emigrated to America, and
"Who the Feck do you think you are?" is the title of a blog I have been thinking of running on researching our family history for a few months now, and today is the day I get it started!
The Foundation Legend
Three brothers came from Kildare - varis names given, and built three houses beside each other... two died childless, and the third inherited the two plots, giving a decent plot of land before the great famine, and setting the family up to be just that bit more prosperous than their neighbour




