Land and Property
Land and Property Land and property research was not and isn’t one of my stronger areas of research. That’s why I was happy t find “Land & Property Research in the United States” by E. Wade Hone. Yes, you guessed right, this was
Books for Your Journey
Family Research Journey Let’s face it when we first started researching our family, our ancestors it became a true journey. A journey into the past, learning more about them, their lives and those around them. There are three books that
Quick Research Tip
Quick Tip I believe some of you might find this tip very useful, quick and easy. Whether your researching at your local library, archives or even going through your own collection. This tip can be used, there is only one
Snow Storm Affects the Seventh Cavalry
Seventh Cavalry Faces Danger During Deadly Snow Storm Published on Friday the 18th of April in 1873 in the Sioux City Journal in Sioux City, Iowa WIND AND SNOW A Terrific Snow Storm at Yankton Snow Bound Trains – Suffering
Heir of the Valentine Estate Weds Green
Wedding takes Place at the Valentine Mansion Nuptials between Valentine and Green Appeared on Saturday the 23rd of October in 1875 in the Indianapolis Sentinel out of Indianapolis, Indiana WEDDED WEALTH. TWO VAST ESTATES UNITED BY THE TENDER TIE
Saturday Spotting – St.Valentine’s Ball in Cleveland
Appeared on Friday the 15th of February in 1889 in the Knoxville Journal out of Knoxville, Tennessee FROM CLEVELAND. Unexpected Wedding…Going to the Inau- guration…Hall in Honor of St. Val- entine…. Boughs Paint the Town Red. CLEVELAND, February 14, –
Saturday Spotting – Sopatski, Polish Girl Stands Strong
Appeared on Wednesday the 4th of January in 1893 in the Worcester Daily Spy out of Worcester, Massachusetts NOT HER VALENTINE. A Young Girl Refuses to Marry on Her Wedding Day. MERIDEN, CONN., Jan 3. – The parents of
Including Adoption In Our Family Research
Finding Adoption in our Family Research I’m revisiting a past post only because it came up again, this time during a presentation at the Corbit Calloway Library in Odesa, Delaware. The word “adoption” isn’t new to many of us while
Lost But Found Again
As researchers we encounter those wonderful stories of uniting our clients with their family history through the research that we do. That is a wonderful gift, job or tool however you word it, we take pride in what we do
Cemetery Quick Find Presentation
I’m sitting here preparing for tomorrow evenings presentation. This looks to be the perfect time of month to be presenting on cemeteries and what you can find while doing your research. I will be discussing the different types of cemeteries