Kinship Projects, Case Studies, and Genealogy Tips
Deborah CarlDeborah Carl, a professional genealogist, shares her findings and research tips. For her Blog see https://www.facebook.com/YourFamilyHistory
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MARY JANE (DAVIS) Ramsey (1812-1888) 3rd great grandmother
John Davis was born in Orford, Grafton, New Hampshire and so was his daughter Mary Jane. He was a well-to-do farmer and was able to support his daughter and grandsons.
CHESTINE (WEBSTER) MARTIN (1828-1877) 3rd great-grandmother
Chestine lost her father a few weeks before she turned four years old. Besides losing her father, she also lost her home as her mother uprooted the family and moved to Enfield, Grafton, New Hampshire where they had family. Chestine probably...
LYDIA B. (EMERSON) WEBSTER (1805-1881) - 4th great-grandmother & her sister MARY
Lydia’s family was living in Enfield, Grafton, New Hampshire by 1815. Enfield was an interesting place. The Shakers had built a village within the community in 1793, where they practiced a religion that sang and danced and practiced celibac...
MARGARET DENNIS (1853-1889) 3rd great-grandmother
Margaret’s father, Charles Denis dit Laporte, was a farmer in Quebec, Canada. When Margaret was about fourteen years old, the family moved south to Vermont. She probably met Joseph Monette in Montpelier, Washington, Vermont, where they were...
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I am a professional genealogist and volunteer researcher at the Nashua Historical Society. My favorite stomping ground for research is Acerra. My husband's family is from there and everyone is pretty much related to everyone else by marriage.
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