GenTales
Alicia M PraterLineage and genealogy research
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 292 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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Documentation for John Adams (1863-1923) of the Floyd County Adamses
Although Spencer Adams kept heading south with his family, many of his relatives who arrived in Kentucky via his wagon train from North Carolina in 1803 remained in the area.
Although Spencer Adams kept heading south with his family, many...
Postcards from the Past - Concord Coach, Abbot-Downing, and Curteich-Chicago
Today, Concord Coach is a bus service that operates out of the Concord transportation hub to Boston, New York City, the Maine coast, and along the more traditional route up through the White Mountains of New Hampshire. But that name was ori...
Spencer Adams’ Wagon Train from North Carolina to Southeast Kentucky circa 1803-1807
Approximate route and settlement range of the Spencer Adams wagon train in 1803-1807. Driving distance on modern roads is ~200 miles. Map created by Alicia Prater using Marches, which is made with Natural Earth. naturalearthdata.com.
Many...
Postcards from the Past - Manchester, NH to Barre, VT 1908
Oct 7 1908 postcard from Manchester, NH. I discussed the publisher, Hugh C. Leighton Co., previously.
In 1908, Miss Margaret H. Robertson of 2 Currier Street in Barre, Vermont, received this postcard.
Card at hand. Suppose we shall see...
Sorting Out Thomas Prater/Prather
This is one of several forthcoming posts on the Appalachian families in my tree. These lines found themselves drawn west from the American colonies on the east coast during the early 19th century, settling in Kentucky. In the near future, I...
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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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