Peggy Jean's Genes
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Every Stone Has a Story
There is something about old cemeteries that has always brought me peace.
Some people see them as places of sadness. I have never felt that way. To me, they are places of gratitude, reflection, and remembrance.
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NYC: Walking Through History
Bowling Green Park, NYC.
After a weekend of babysitting our new grandbaby, Bill and I found ourselves with a few extra hours to spare in New York City before our flight back to California.
We were staying in the Financial District, an are...
A Family Bible: More Than Just a Book
A family Bible can be one of the most valuable resources in genealogy research. Beyond recording births, marriages, and deaths, it often tells the story of a family’s faith, traditions, and journey through time.
On my last visit with my gr...
Remembering Fred Gallenbeck
Fred Gallenbeck
One of the greatest gifts genealogy has given me is perspective.
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I knew my great-grandmother, Leona, very well. She lived...
Harriet Cook Zakszewski
I have been working to identify the parents of my 3x great grandmother, Harriet Cook, in hopes of determining whether this line may connect to a Mayflower descendant.
Originally, I had identified Harriet’s mother as Harriet B. Ellis, daugh...
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