Linda Stufflebean
I'm an avid genealogy researcher and blogger.
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Learning to Look at the Bigger Picture When Writing Ancestral Stories
Disclaimer: I received a complimentary copy of this book for the purposes of review and I have received other books from Genealogical Publishing Company, also for review. However, my opinions are my own and not influenced by outside sources...
The Scandal and Early Death of Nellie (Jeudevine) Brundage (1861-31 December 1892)
While compiling a family tree of all the descendants of David Adams of Fairfield County, Connecticut and his two wives, Susannah Lockwood and Sarah Squire, I came across C.N. Brundage and his wife, Nellie Judevine/Jeudevine.
A family histo...
Making Choices
I really enjoy the Substack genealogy community. Everyone is friendly and supportive and I love the excellently told stories that are being shared.
The last couple of months has been a “trying it out” time for me and I aimed to publish one...
America 250! Courage to Stand Up to the King
In just a couple of months, 2026 will arrive and with it all the commemorations of America’s 250th birthday.
It’s easy to acknowledge the Patriots’ success in attaining independence from England, but it’s also easy to overlook the danger...
John Adams & the American Revolution: The Other Side of the Story
No, this isn’t about John Adams, American Patriot and second President of the newly formed United States of America.
No, this story is about John Adams, my ancestor, who definitely wasn’t famous or influential in history. But he stood up f...
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