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May 30, 2016 Dana 2 Comments 3 min read

Memorial Day: Remembering Family Members Who Gave Their All

As our country remembers those who have founght and died for our freedom, I wanted to share stories of two

May 27, 2016 Dana 6 Comments 3 min read

My 6x great grandparents, Cornelius and Phebe (Ward) Vincent, both fought for freedom during the Revolutionary War. Over 100 years

May 18, 2016 Dana 6 Comments 7 min read

Recently, Michelle Ganus Taggart of A Southern Sleuth interviewed me for GeneaBlogger’s “May I Introduce You to…” series. With permission, here is

May 10, 2016 Dana 7 Comments 2 min read

The 1910 census lists Elizabeth C Merrill, wife of Norman B Merrill, as a mother of 6 with 4 still

May 6, 2016 Dana 9 Comments 1 min read

I have chosen not to share the names of these family members for privacy reasons. The “he” in this post

May 2, 2016 Dana 12 Comments 1 min read

I have used Google Books in the past, but after listening to a Genealogy Gems podcast by Lisa Louise Cooke

April 30, 2016 Dana 6 Comments 1 min read

Randy Seaver, at Genea-Musings, posted this week’s Saturday Night Genealogy Fun challenge. This week, we are looking at our great,

April 28, 2016 Dana 8 Comments 0 min read

I’d like to make a “scrapbook” of newspaper clippings I’ve found that relate to my family. I’d like the clippings

April 27, 2016 Dana 6 Comments 3 min read

Have you ever looked for yourself in the newspaper? I always thought I was “never” in the newspaper – except

April 22, 2016 Dana 2 Comments 4 min read

I was pleasantly surprised to get the following message from another Ancestry.com member: I have a photo from my mother’s