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Diggin' up Dead People. Week 42: Proud: Alice Weatherhead. Well, this prompt for the 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks challenge was a bit easier for me to write, if only because I am proud of the work I’ve been able to do to uncover so many ancestors! This week I am writing about Alice Weatherhead. Alice was my 2nd great grandmother and mother to Alice McGlynn. Alice Weatherhead was born on 9 Sept 1856, daughter of George Weatherhead and Frances Cumberpatch. She was baptized on 30 Jan 1859. Ancestry.com, Lon...
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Diggin' up Dead People. Laquo; Memorial Day. On November 24, 2016. Hoping everyone has a great day with family and friends filled with love food and laughter! Posted in Misc. Stuff. 3 responses to “ Happy Thanksgiving. November 24, 2016 at 11:44 am. November 24, 2016 at 10:07 pm. Happy Thanksgiving Karen and Bill. Hope you and the family had a blessed day. November 25, 2016 at 7:03 am. Thanks Karen, God bless. Look forward to part two of Shaun’s George Wombwell bio, in April 2017 😉.
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Diggin' up Dead People. Laquo; John P Hall. How many ancestors can I name? On February 21, 2016. I’d like to credit Cathy Meder-Dempsey’s post, “My Ancestor Score as of Valentine’s Day 2016” at her blog Opening Doors in Brick Walls as the inspiration for my finding my Ancestor Score. And how far back in time is that? On average, there are 3-4 generations per century, so 10 generations is between about 250-330 years! Me- Yup I know this one, LOL. I was doing really well up through my great grandparents!
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Diggin' up Dead People. Laquo; DNA Drabbles. On May 29, 2016. Joseph and Mary Ann were both born in England, and Canada appears to have been a brief settling point on their way to the United States. By about 1826 they lived and raised their family in New York’s lower east side. Several more children were born to the couple. After his father’s death in 1849, John helped to support his mother, Mary Ann. After the death of Ellsworth, the unit was under the command of Lt Col Farnham. For the remainder of...
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Diggin' up Dead People. How many ancestors can I name? I’d like to credit Cathy Meder-Dempsey’s post, “My Ancestor Score as of Valentine’s Day 2016” at her blog Opening Doors in Brick Walls as the inspiration for my finding my Ancestor Score. And how far back in time is that? On average, there are 3-4 generations per century, so 10 generations is between about 250-330 years! Me- Yup I know this one, LOL. I was doing really well up through my great grandparents! It was looking at the later generations tha...
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No Story Too Small. Life is made of stories. 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks. 52 Ancestors: Weekly Recaps. Amy’s 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks. Blogs Participating in 52 Ancestors. 52 Ancestors Challenge 2015: Week 27 Recap. Posted in 52 Ancestors Challenge. July 9, 2015. By Amy Johnson Crow. We just passed the July 4th weekend. In the U.S., that means Independence Day. (Or, as one of my UK friends put it, “Ungrateful Colonists Day.” Guess it depends on your point of view! 8220; #27 Anna Noble Ryan. Leave a comment ...
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No Story Too Small. Life is made of stories. 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks. 52 Ancestors: Weekly Recaps. Amy’s 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks. Blogs Participating in 52 Ancestors. 52 Ancestors Challenge 2015: Week 28 Recap. Posted in 52 Ancestors Challenge. July 16, 2015. By Amy Johnson Crow. Not only was it the optional theme for Week 28, but it’s also something I’m doing right now! Ok, technically it’s a plane trip, but that somehow doesn’t sound right.). 8221; by Cheri Hudson Passey on. From Maine to Kentucky.
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No Story Too Small. Life is made of stories. 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks. 52 Ancestors: Weekly Recaps. Amy’s 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks. Blogs Participating in 52 Ancestors. 52 Ancestors Challenge 2015: Week 29 Recap. Posted in 52 Ancestors Challenge. July 24, 2015. By Amy Johnson Crow. Folks, keeping the intro to this short and sweet. (And a heads up that next week’s will likely be the same.) Believe me, I wish that things were different…. Who did you write about this past week? You Might Also Like:. Late 18...
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Diggin' up Dead People. Hoping everyone has a great day with family and friends filled with love food and laughter! Joseph and Mary Ann were both born in England, and Canada appears to have been a brief settling point on their way to the United States. By about 1826 they lived and raised their family in New York’s lower east side. Several more children were born to the couple. After his father’s death in 1849, John helped to support his mother, Mary Ann. After the death of Ellsworth, the unit was under t...
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