Genealogy Storytelling
Cynthia Boatright RaleighFamily history is rich with stories. I share stories from my own family and others I've come across during research to highlight the importance of bringing family history alive.
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The Witch Slayers - Part 3
Alert: This story contains details of a real crime. If you are sensitive to this type of information, be aware there is a description of the victim’s injuries.
If you missed Part 1, you can find it here: The Witch Slayers - Part 1
If you...
The Witch Slayers - Part 2
Alert: This story contains details of a real crime. If you are sensitive to this type of information, be aware there is a description of the victim’s injuries.
If you missed Part 1, you can find it here: The Witch Slayers - Part 1
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The Witch Slayers, Part 1
Alert: This story contains details of a real crime. If you are sensitive to this type of information, be aware there is a description of the victim’s injuries.
Laura Etta Runyan, known as Etta, was the fourth child of her parents and the f...
Charley’s Fatal Trip
Charles ‘Charley’ Raleigh was my husband’s 2nd cousin, thrice removed. His parents, William Raleigh and Surilda Turner, were born and bred in the Appalachian foothills of eastern Kentucky, in Breathitt County. Their surnames are among those...
A Life Left Unfinished
Sometimes, while writing about one person, I’m struck by the story of someone else in that person’s family and I put it aside for another time. This time, I’m writing about the brother of Eliza Estelle Todd, whom I wrote about here on Augus...
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Author of genealogy mysteries,Early American supernatural, and true crime. Genealogist, avid knitter, Registered Nurse (Ret.).
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