Serengenity
David ShawConnecting the dots in history, genealogy, culture, archaeology and historic grave marker conservation.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Finding John & Jane Beaty
A friend asked me to help her with some damaged family grave markers. They were in bad shape and appear to have moved. Moved? Grave stones don’t normally just get up and move. Oh, this is gonna be good!
Mystery Marker Revealed
We have all seen one of these: a grave marker worn into anonymity by time and weather. But this one was special. It was carved by William H. Morris (1777-1874) and I had to know who it was for.
Suffer little children...
We’ve all seen the poignant children’s’ grave markers in old cemeteries. The natural human impulse is sadness, of course. But there is a much bigger story here. Follow along as I outline both the human tragedy as well as the biological impa...
Five Easy Steps for Better Grave Stone Photography
I love to use Find A Grave dot com for research and I use it a lot. But the pictures are often “less than optimal” shall we say. But you don’t have to be a professional photographer with expensive equipment to do better! Follow along for a ...
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