Lisa E Oakley
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What a Flea Market Taught Me About Memory and Legacy
My Mom adopted her from a local flea market. Her name unknown at first, but there was what was left of her precious memories, the moments of her life. They sat in a box at a local flea market. My mom saw photos, letters, and a child’s dress...
The Genealogy Hunt
It was the summer of 1979 (every good story starts out that way right? ;) when I left California with my grandmother to visit family in Virginia and Washington DC. My mom grew up knowing nothing about her grandfather Clinton Seitz. My grand...
One of the Real Places Behind my Historical Fiction World
It’s late morning, the fog is lifting revealing a blue-sky. Sailing vessels sitting in the wharf, small waves lapping at the edge of shore, water shifting the wooden ships from side to side creaking with every movement. Shore birds weaving...
A Rose by a Different Name
Was it Rosabell shortened to Belle, Rosa, Rose, or Roz?
Was it Rosalyn or Rosalinda shortened to Linda or Rosa?
Or was it Roseann—or even Roxanne—simply called Rose?
As genealogists, we are trained to focus on exact names to ensure we...
Why Your Best Research Clues Aren’t Online
Research, whether for writing a book or looking for that elusive ancestor doesn’t just happen online. My favorite sources are those that are in libraries, historical societies, town clerk’s offices, county courthouses, and on Find A Grave t...
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Where genealogy meets storytelling. I write historical fiction woven through the lives of real people, uncovering their forgotten stories.
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