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Sesquicentennial
As our nation begins the commemoration of the sesquicentennial (i.e., 150th anniversary) of the Civil War, I have been spending a lot of time researching one particular ancestor of mine who was involved in the war. My great-great grandfather Lewis … Continue reading
Posted in Clay County Kentucky, Harris family, Jarvis family, Wars
Tagged 36th Indiana Infantry, 4th Kentucky Mounted Infantry, 69th Indiana Infantry, 8th Indiana Infantry, 8th Kentucky Infantry, captain, Chattanooga, Chickamauga, Civil War sesquicentennial, Clay County Kentucky, Lewis Kinsey Harris, Lookout Mountain, Missionary Ridge, National Archives, pension, Perryville, private, re-enlistment, research, Stone's River, William H. Jarvis
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Black Holes
Genealogy is full of black holes. I have several in my family tree so far, and they drive me crazy. They are the people I can’t figure out. Someone who doesn’t leave a paper trail. A dead end. Twenty-some years … Continue reading
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