I have been searching for this fellow but with such a common name and not knowing what the "M" stands for I have encountered few results. I also do not know his DOB but would guess his age 65+. In 1973/74 possibly longer, he worked in Puerto Rico outside San Juan at a tobacco plant that I think is/was owned by R J Reynolds or subsidiary out of NC.
He was divorced with 2 kids named Diane and Scott. They are surely grown with kids of their own by now. I did post an old photo on the "blog"
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My name is Alfred Read I have lived in Australia for almost 60 years having previously lived in Hull Yorkshire. Recently my elder sister asked if I could research the forebears, Oh what a tangled web we weave...
I know Grandfather, also Alfred Read was married three times, who I thought was Grandmother, was wife number three, having married Grandfather in 1925,my father George Alfred was born 1902,my dilemma is trying to find if the Gran
Collection includes more than 6 million pages with original images
LOS ANGELES (Feb. 6, 2013) – Findmypast.com, an international leader in online family history, today announced the addition of more than 6 million pages from British newspapers, including original images, to its extensive historical records collection. The British newspapers include local and regional titles from England, Scotland and Wales from 1700 to 1950, and encompass nearly 200 titles. The British newspapers are part of a
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Illustrated tip sheets that help researchers date historical and family photographs.
February 5, 2013, Carlsbad, CA. Phototree.com™, the leader in delivering historical photograph information to genealogists and collectors has released the first in a series of laminated KwikTips™ that give genealogists and historians an easy‐to‐use, yet comprehensive source to help achieve accurate date analysis of 19th century photographs.
The KwikTips are laminated, letter size, two page ref
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So those of you who read my blog posts on the extremely rare occasion that I post them probably know that my great grandma and grandpa Boone were supposed to have something shipped over on the Titanic but for whatever reason wasn't which prompted a family trip to Belgium. Well recently I was doing some reading on the Titanic and I discovered that there were HOYT's on board the ship! William Fisher Hoyt and Frederick Hoyt and his wife. As far as I can tell William and Frederick are distant cousin
Just checking, but I'm pretty sure you have the FindaGrave record for Maria Chavez Aguirre.
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Irish Research Help, I have found and she has given permission to share this knowledge here.
This is a really helpful site for Irish researchers. It is the first of it's kind that I have found not saying there are not
others out there. Two main goals, I like them both.
1. It is a free digital Genealogical Community. It publishes a digital magazine to share. It is 70 pages free of charge.
2. The monthly contributors are a mix of professional genealogists, academics and people with a passio
This is the information I have about my mother's parents and her brothers and sisters:
Allen Neil Powell
Birth 7 March 1884 in Flagon Creek, Rapides Parish, Louisiana, United States
Death 15 May 1963 in Alexandria, Rapides, Louisiana, United States
married 22 Sept 1906 to:
Laura Elizabeth "Lela" Edwards
Birth 21 Nov 1882 or 1883 in Natchitoces Parish, Louisiana, United States
Death 21 Feb 1920 in Hot Wells, Rapides, Louisiana, United States
Children:
Ethel Tressy "Sis" Powell
Birth 8 Jan 1908 in Provencal
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29 January 2013
Are the youth in your family more attached to their iPod or laptop screen than they are to you? How do you connect to your family members and form the kind of close relationships that will support and strengthen them as they grow into successful and grounded adults? Teaching your children and grandchildren, nieces and nephews, and even your brothers and sisters about their family history can create strong bonds in your family and become a framework that pro
The Orange County California Genealogical Society (OCCGS), celebrating their 50th Anniversary, will
be hosting the inaugural “Genealogy BASH and Book Faire” on Saturday, March 2, 2013 at the
Huntington Beach Central Library.
Ten of Southern California’s best family history speakers will give talks on subjects ranging from how
the Internet is changing genealogical research to DNA testing for genealogy. There will be 20
lectures in four sessions from which to choose. There is a wide range of subjec
Last year we completed an almost 3-hour biography on a 97 year old local woman. It was an incredible project to work on. Not only is she smart and vibrant but she had a lot of energy and we were able to do some remarkable video B-roll. We have shots of her driving her car, talking about her childhood in front of the home she was born in, giving us a tour of the artwork in her church that she and her late husband had commissioned as well as extensive stories and recollections from her 97 years of
Findmypast.com recently added 21 million new Irish birth, marriage and death records (1800s to the 1950s) to its already staggering collection of historical records.
In celebration of Irish Family History Day on January 24, visitors to findmypast.com will have free access to findmypast.com records with a promotional code that will be announced on the findmypast US blog.
“The addition of 21 million new birth, marriage and death records to our website means we will now have more than 60 million I
Chula Vista Genealogical Society is Presenting BUTCH HIBBEN
Wednesday, Jan 30 at 12 noon
Library Auditorium
Chula Vista Civic Center Library 365 F St., Chula Vista, CA
CREATING YOUR LIFE'S STORY
Presented By: Butch Hibben
L. A. (Butch) Hibben, Certified Legacy Advisor, has been involved in the field of family history from his youth, when he took a typing class in school in order to help his grandmother by typing up the family group sheets and pedigree charts for the family's Book of
I'm proud to announce that Tracing Your Female Ancestors, a special issue of Internet Genealogy Magazine is now available
I wrote these articles to help researchers explore new ideas for researching their female ancestors. Researching women is different and these unique sources, including websites and brick and mortar repositories, provide family historians with new ways to approach their research. An added plus is an article by Maureen Taylor on researching women in photographs.
Articles in
Continuing up the Jones line from William John Murphy & Maude May Jones.
Focusing on Maude May (Jones) Murphy lines.
Maude May Murphy Parent's are : Thomas Jones & Harriet Elizabeth Sweeney
Thomas Jones & Harriet Elizabeth Sweeney
Harriet Elizabeth Sweeney
Birth 19 Nov 1855 in Brick Chapel Area, Putnam county, Indiana, USA
Death 12 Aug 1918 in Harrison Township, Owen county, Indiana, USA
1860 Census for Bainbridge, Clinton, Putnam, Indiana
Alex Bradshaw 54
Elizabeth Bradshaw 50
Robert
Jones Family
Today I am focusing on the Jones line. It starts with the marriage of William John Murphy & Maude May Jones.
4 Generations above me.
William John Murphy
Birth 21 Nov 1879 in Harrison Township, Owen Co, Indiana, USA
Marriage: 12 Oct 1901 in Owen County, Indiana, USA
Age: 21 William John Murphy Married to Maude May Jones
Death 1 Jun 1964 in Gosport, Wayne Twp, Owen Co, Indiana, USA
Occupation: Farmer on a General Farm
WW1 & WW 2 Veteran
Census for William
2013 marks the 10 year anniversary of Legacy Multimedia. It will be later this fall and I will commemorate the decade in a fitting manner…. later.
Right now, with the new year, and this huge blank slate of time before me, I want to focus on my new mantra regarding my own personal history, “get ‘er done!” (Since I live in Texas, I can talk to myself in cowboy language.)
Right about the time that I was starting Legacy Multimedia, I also started the long and complex process of digitizing and organizi
