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Category Archives: Cemeteries
More Questions than Answers
Sometimes in researching family history, I end up with more questions than answers. The more I learn about my great-great-great grandfather, Henry Martin Harris (1811-1876), the more questions come up. It seems like every time I find a scrap of … Continue reading
Posted in Cemeteries, Harris family, Kinsey family, Wayne County Indiana
Tagged 1860 census, Abraham Kinsey, blacksmith, Civil War, Cornelius Harris, Elizabeth Beeson, gold rush, Hagerstown Indiana, Henry Martin Harris, Jonas Harris, Lewis K. Harris, Logston Residence, Mary Kinsey, Mishawaka Indiana, Panic of 1857, questions, South Bend Indiana
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Madame
Everyone’s family tree is filled with women. Yet, somehow we often focus on the men. I noticed that in my first seven posts, women don’t appear very much. In fact, the only post that centers on a woman calls her … Continue reading
Posted in Cemeteries, Ferree family, Places
Tagged Edict of Nantes, emigration, England, Ferree, France, Germany, Holland, Huguenot, Louis XIV, Madame Ferree, Marie Ferree, New Paltz, Pennsylvania, Queen Anne, religious persecution, William Penn
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My Grandfather, Genealogy and Me
I started doing family history when I was 12 years old. My grandfather had just retired after 40 years of working in a factory and one of his retirement hobbies was genealogy. I always loved history–and I loved my grandfather–so … Continue reading
Posted in Cemeteries, Experiences, Sharing
Tagged Alzheimer's, cemeteries, Cincinnati, courthouses, details, genealogy, German traits, grandfather, hobby, libraries, Model A Ford
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Arbor Familiae 