GenTales
Alicia M PraterLineage and genealogy research
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 276 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Living Through History - Documenting my Experience of 9/11
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Documentation for my great-grandmother Ruth Irene (Hackett) Rownes Cornelius
And adjacent documentation for her first husband Thomas Rownes
This documentation post is a little different in that I’m not going to give the full documentation on both great-grandparents. I’m going to focus on Grandma Ruth. It’s because...
From Ada to Miss Georgia Hackett - Onawa, Iowa 1908
Scan of a postcard in the family collection of letters.
In 2 weeks, I’m going to introduce you to a collection of postcards that don’t involve my family. So I want to jump in first with this piece from the family collection of notes and le...
The Children of Anne Lovelace and Rev. John Gorsuch of Walkern
St Mary, Walkern. 2011. by John Salmon, CC BY-SA 2.0
While I was away this summer, I received a message from a (very) distant cousin about where our Lovelace lines diverge.
So I’m going to back up - way way up - into my tree and pull out...
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...
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Medical science PhD who turned my research skills towards genealogy and lineage research. I've been involved in online publishing since 1997 but I've been a writer and the family historian even longer.
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