Success! Finding Incorrectly Transcribed Names on Census Records
The transcription of names on sites like Ancestry.com has greatly reduced the time it takes to locate individuals and families on
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Birthplace Pedigree Chart
I’m late to join in the fun, but I’ve been traveling! Thanks to J. Paul Hawthorne for starting this project;
Read MoreA New Hobby at 72: Myrtle Mae (Coppenbarger) Peters (Fearless Females Day 6)
As part of Women’s History Month, Lisa Alzo has created 31 blogging prompts which you can find on her blog,
Read MoreDigging Deeper into an 1895 Wedding: Anna R Adam & Frank Kaechle (Fearless Females Day 4)
As part of Women’s History Month, Lisa Alzo has created 31 blogging prompts which you can find on her blog,
Read MoreAn Unusual Name: Freelove “Lovey” Randolph (Fearless Female Day 3)
As part of Women’s History Month, Lisa Alzo has created 31 blogging prompts which you can find on her blog,
Read MoreSix Siblings Immigrate to America: The Holthoefer Family (Fearless Females Day 2)
As part of Women’s History Month, Lisa Alzo has created 31 blogging prompts which you can find on her blog,
Read MoreA Life of Almost 100 Years: Sallie (Dickson) Ward (Fearless Females Day 1)
As part of Women’s History Month, Lisa Alzo has created 31 blogging prompts which you can find on her blog,
Read MoreDid 2 Sisters & 1 Brother Marry 2 Brothers & 1 Sister?
My fourth great grandparents, Jacob Coppenbarger (1769-1841) and Catharine Ann Snavely (1780-1857) had a dozen known children: 7 sons &
Read MoreThe Sweet Homecoming Story of My 5x Great Grandfather Who Was Taken Prisoner during the Revolutionary War
My Vincent ancestors moved from Essex County, New Jersey to Northumberland County, Pennsylvania in the mid to late 1700s. During
Read MoreDoing Time for Manufacturing & Selling “Intoxicating Liquor” During Prohibition
August Heuszel, my great, great grandmother’s brother-in-law, served time in the Texas State Penitentiary for “manufacturing” and “selling intoxicating liquor.”
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