Juliet B.
Aspiring public historian and genealogist. I have a special interest in my own Acadian and Scots-Irish ancestry, as well as in the early colonial days of America. I enjoy bringing the branches of family trees alive again.
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The Captain Who Missed the Fight
In the summer of 1812, a fast schooner called the Cora cleared the port of Baltimore bound for Bordeaux, carrying a letter of marque and a crew of forty. Her captain was a man named Joseph Gold. He would not be aboard for the most talked-ab...
The Horse Flu That Brought America to a Halt
“Not a sound was heard in the silent street,
As home from the concert we hurried;
For we found not a street car, carriage, or ‘bus,
And we felt considerably worried.
We hailed a driver we used to know
And hurriedly asked the reason;
H...
Sterling Patriot
General John Tipton arrived at the Twin Lakes encampment in Marshall County, Indiana, to begin the forced removal of the Yellow River Potawatomi Indians from their land on August 28, 1838.1 Tipton had come with one hundred armed militia, an...
The Case of the Profane Parrot
Every family has a black sheep. Mine, it turns out, was undone by a foul-mouthed bird.
I found an article while digging through old Chicago newspapers and building out my family tree. On November 6, 1896, an article ran in The Inter Ocean...
Murdered in Knapnöte
I’ve never been drawn to the Swedish branch of my family tree. I couldn’t tell you exactly why—perhaps it’s the language barrier or naming conventions that seem meant to defeat an unfamiliar genealogist. It’s just never called to me in the...
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History and genealogy. I have a special interest in my Acadian and Scots-Irish ancestry, as well as in the early colonial days of America. I enjoy conducting research and finding out what the archives know.
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