GenTales
Alicia M PraterLineage and genealogy research
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 272 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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More on the Hackett Family of Perkins, Iowa Through Notes from the Past
The Hackett house in Malone, Florida. November 27, 1938 (as handwritten on the back alongside a note “50th anniversary”). Emily Esther Lincoln and Frederick Ralph Hackett married in 1888 in Iowa.
I’ve been organizing and more safely archiv...
Two Different Hackett Families
Photo by Mike Houser on Unsplash
I wrote a few years ago about a handwritten family history that made its way to me. I found additional copies while organizing my files to properly store them and there are additional notes on some of the c...
Looking for the Hoover-Ketcham family - I have pictures for you
My grandmother had a friend who hung out with the family at Lake George, New York (Roger’s Rock Campground) during their August vacations in the 1970s. Her name was Etta May Hoover. Her husband’s name was Earl Hoover. Their daughter was Joy...
Documentation for Silas England (1888-1973) and Cynthia Hale (1887-1955)
Continuing with the documentation posts, I’m moving on to another set of great-grandparents, my paternal grandmother’s parents Silas England and Cynthia Hale.
Continuing with the documentation posts, I’m moving on to another set of great-g...
The Webb Family and the American Revolution
My Webb lineage and where it meets Lincoln
The Webb family is one lineage on my maternal side and attaches to the Lincoln lineage. Two of my non-direct ancestors in this line fought in the American Revolution.
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Jabez Webb wa...
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Medical science PhD who turned my research skills towards genealogy and lineage research. I've been involved in online publishing for over 25 years.
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