Unlocking Your Family History
Normally on “Tombstone Tuesday” I just share the photographs of tombstones and include the information on the stones. I decided to try something a little different; I’m adding a little bit more information. Keep in mind this isn’t a complete
The letters from Paul to Elaine continue to offer insight into the relationship of love during a separation that neither could avoid. Both anxiously await an exchange of photographs while the concern of possibly forgetting each other. There is a
It might just be that time of year with but it seems articles like these are quite interesting. We know in the world of gossip with the added media connections those whispers behind cupped hands aren’t just between the few
While conducting research I often visit Genealogy Bank.comand search their historical newspapers. While doing some research for a family in Missouri I came across this article from the October 23, 1920 Kansas City Star newspaper out of Kansas City, Missouri. I couldn’t help but
It has been a while since I have posted anything under the “Friday Follow” blog, sorry. Here are some genealogy blog posting that caught my attention this week and I thought I would share with you. Remember they are not
With our recent move to Middletown in Delaware there were a lot of things that needed to be done before I could scratch that itch. The itch I’m referring to is the need to get out and find the historical
Once again I know it’s “Wordless Wednesday” but I wanted to share what was written on the back of the photograph. This is another photograph purchased off of eBay.
Both of the tombstones that I’m showing you today I found in the same cemetery, The United States Disciplinary Barracks Cemetery at Fort Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas. Albert Wildcat Inmate number 1886 Incarcerated 1 NOV 1899 Died 8 FEB 1903
Here are two more letters from Paul Moore addressed to his darling Elaine Cummings. Showing concern that he has already been forgotten only to find out she still thinks and cares for him. Times are hard and letters take time
I know this is “Wordless Wednesday” but there was a small partial stamp on the back. I didn’t remove it out of a photo album it was loose in a box of photos I purchased off