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Tag Archives: Ireland
Sharing a Birthday
Sunday, May 1st is my birthday. It also happens to be my dog’s birthday. And my uncle’s. So, I went looking through my family history research to see who else in my family was born on May Day. Of all … Continue reading
Posted in Crowe family, Ferree family, Hollingsworth family
Tagged Abram's Delight, Belliniskcrannell, Belmont County Ohio, birthday, County Armagh, Dissenters, Flushing Ohio, Grace Cook, historic house, Ireland, Irish Quaker, Margaret Calvert, May Day, Ohio Historical Society, Pennyslvania, Quaker minister, Quaker missionary, Quakers, Sego Parish, ship Antelope, Winchester Virginia
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Valentine Hollingsworth
A different world. One of the challenges of doing family history is that almost all my ancestors lived in another world–not another nation, not another place, but a different world. Life has changed so much over the past decades and … Continue reading
Posted in Hollingsworth family
Tagged Charles Pickering, coin, colonial Pennyslvania, counterfeit, County Armagh, Delaware Valley, Ireland, Justice of Peace, New Castle County, Penn's Great Charter, Pennsylvania General Assembly, Provincial Council, resettlement, Schuylkill river, silver, Tudors, Valentine Hollingsworth 1632-1710, William Penn
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Hospitality
My wife and I don’t entertain. We don’t host people in our home. We rarely even allow anyone to cross our threshold. (My wife has written very amusingly about this in her own blog post at Mirrored Images.) You would … Continue reading
Posted in Hill family, Jones family, Wayne County Indiana, Wright family
Tagged Baltimore, Centerville Indiana, Cincinnati, hotel, Ireland, Jonathan Wright 1748-1829, Levi M. Jones 1785-1823, National Road, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, pioneer, Richmond Indiana, Robert Hill (1780-1850), tavern, Wayne County Indiana
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Arbor Familiae 