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Family History BitesOccasional morsels (and sometimes meals) about my family's history. I welcome your comments, corrections, and additional information.
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Occasional morsels (and sometimes meals) about my family's history. I welcome your comments, corrections, and additional information.
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Family History Bites: March 2011
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Occasional morsels (and sometimes meals) about my family's history. I welcome your comments, corrections, and additional information. Our Cousin in the White House. This blog is a way of sharing some of my family's history, a little bit at a time. My hope is that people who find their way here will add their comments and further information to help complete the sketchy pictures I'm painting here. You can e-mail me at familyhistorybites@gmail.com. View my complete profile. Tuesday, March 15, 2011. Were Fr...
Family History Bites: September 2009
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Occasional morsels (and sometimes meals) about my family's history. I welcome your comments, corrections, and additional information. Putting a Face With the Name. This blog is a way of sharing some of my family's history, a little bit at a time. My hope is that people who find their way here will add their comments and further information to help complete the sketchy pictures I'm painting here. You can e-mail me at familyhistorybites@gmail.com. View my complete profile. Friday, September 18, 2009.
Family History Bites: September 2007
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Occasional morsels (and sometimes meals) about my family's history. I welcome your comments, corrections, and additional information. From the studios of KOP in Detroit, its C.M. Bran. Next Time Youre in Staindrop . . . When Cal Went to War. View my complete profile. Tuesday, September 25, 2007. From the studios of KOP in Detroit, it's C.M. Branch. How did Miles get there? The next I know of Miles is in the 1920 census, when he was working in a rubber factory in Akron, Ohio. It must have been after t...
Family History Bites: August 2008
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Occasional morsels (and sometimes meals) about my family's history. I welcome your comments, corrections, and additional information. The House Where Clara Grew Up. Were a Persecuted Minority! This blog is a way of sharing some of my family's history, a little bit at a time. My hope is that people who find their way here will add their comments and further information to help complete the sketchy pictures I'm painting here. You can e-mail me at familyhistorybites@gmail.com. View my complete profile.
Family History Bites: November 2007
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Occasional morsels (and sometimes meals) about my family's history. I welcome your comments, corrections, and additional information. Did Henry Overholser steal the seal? Happy 100th, Oklahoma! Quite Possibly My Coolest Ancestor. View my complete profile. Monday, November 19, 2007. Did Henry Overholser steal the seal? A cousin writes: "Seems there is some story about an Overholser stealing the state charter from Guthrie and moving it (thus the capital) to OKC. You got anything on that? Posted by Heinz 57.
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Family History Bank
Welcome to the Family History Bank. This is is just beginning, and the only available content is under the family tab. Please click the family tab to see information on some of our family tree. Two families are available:. Anders (Anderw) Bakke 1842 - 1915 Hardanger, Norway. Bakke research by Tom Ryerson). Spc Matthew Schneider Memorial.
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Family History Basics
Family history is more than genealogy. Genealogy is about names, dates, places, and blood relationships. Family history builds on genealogy to explore the personality and lives of our ancestors. Saturday, December 06, 2008. I want to introduce you to two imaginary friends of mine. Bethanne Nichols is a professional genealogist. Lacy Barnes is a beginning family historian. We're going to follow these 2 ladies on their search for Lacy's family. We'll start Lacy's quest in my next post. Dale L. Edwards.
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Bits and Pieces of Yesteryears. Profile of a Senior. Section 1: Shirley Ilene (Ivany) Botham. Jack of All Trades. School Days - Nasty Old Miss Batt. School Days.Day Dreaming.And Life. School Day Memory - Unfortunate Strike. School Day Memory - A Quick Peek. Harry From Thursday Night. Where Has the Time Gone? Coming to the United States in 1954. Momma and Daddy Ivany's Trip to California. The Children Are Gone. The Old Memory Book. Sticky Business in the Hen House. The Fascinating Crystal Set. School Days...
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Family History Bites
Occasional morsels (and sometimes meals) about my family's history. I welcome your comments, corrections, and additional information. Not Quite Hatfields and McCoys, But Still Pretty B. This blog is a way of sharing some of my family's history, a little bit at a time. My hope is that people who find their way here will add their comments and further information to help complete the sketchy pictures I'm painting here. You can e-mail me at familyhistorybites@gmail.com. View my complete profile. S, the Scot...
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Family History Blog | Just another WordPress site
Just another WordPress site. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. August 11, 2011. Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging! Proudly powered by WordPress.
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Share Family History With Blogs
Share Family History With Blogs. Other Family History Blogs. 9632; The Oyster Bay Historical Society The Early Settlement of Oyster Bay. 9632;▼James Henry Rollins and Families. 9650; An Adventure of Thomas Stokes, 1665. 9650; Anthony Hollingshead’s New Jersey. 9650; Horner Family of Yorkshire Eng. and N.J. 9650; Isaac Conrow Beginnings. 9650; John Adams family of Mass., N.Y., and N.J. 9650; John Rudderow and Lucy Stiles. 9650; Spirit and Mission of Quakerism. 9650; William and Hannah Hulme. Key to list o...
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Family History Book Reviews
Family History Book Reviews. Just a blog for me to write reviews of books I think will be of use to genealogists and family historians! Wednesday, 30 June 2010. CRIME AND CRIMINALS IN VICTORIAN KENT by Adrian Gray. Crime and Criminals in Victorian Kent by Adrian Gray (Meresborough books ISBN 0905270967). Also Crime and Criminals in Victorian Essex by Adrian Gray. But even for those with ancestors in the villages mentioned, in addition to the general social context gained by reading this book, you will be...
