GenTales
Alicia M PraterLineage and genealogy research
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 119 | Subscribers | Read | gentales.substack.com |
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I Wandered into a Quandary
I’m determined to finish the Lincoln lineage book I’ve been working on. Yet, all weekend, I worked on one of my husband’s lines. A question was asked, a thread was pulled, and my curiosity sucked me in. It happens all the time.
George and Tillie Lincoln of Mills Co., Iowa
I wrote in GenTales on Medium last week about the awful March of 1896 for one Lincoln family in Iowa. Here, I want to elaborate on the lineage that this family belongs to.
Genealogy takes a touch of stubbornness and a heap of endurance
The worst thing to do in genealogy or lineage research is to get frustrated. It doesn’t serve any purpose other than to make it an unpleasant journey, and it also often causes mistakes in trying to force a piece to fit the puzzle. Dead-ends...
The life of Edward Maertz (1917-1985)
This mini-biography is of my grandfather, Edward Maertz. He was born to Russian-German immigrants Peter Maertz and Marie Demler in Wisconsin in 1917. He served stateside in WWII and had five daughters who were born between 1936 and 1959. Bu...
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Medical science PhD whose turned my research skills towards genealogy and lineage research. I've been involved in online publishing for over 20 years.
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