
Where 200 years of Appalachian family history meets 21st Century ponderings and doings.
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In this video, I talk about one of the landowner neighbors of James and Catharine (Simeral) Creighton, St. Clair Kelly. I recount the story of his father, also named St. Clair Kelly, and his uncle, Joseph Kelly. Below I am sharing clippings...
Recently I shared the story of the little red box and the treasures it held, speculating it had originally been great-great aunt Anna Dean Creighton’s. While I was researching tidbits about that box, something caught my attention with Anna...
In the preservation efforts of the cabin, the owners discovered the initials “DD” on one of the fireplace stones. Those initials weren’t familiar to me, so I started going page by page through Census records, starting in 1870, looking for a...
“From our breakfast table we watched two buggies with maybe 5 workers making their way slowly north…! Looks like today may be Day One of work on the Cabin! - Mary” This was the first email I received Monday morning and what a wonderful surp...
Thanks for coming back to find out what was in the tiny red box!
This wee box was in some of my grandma’s keepsakes that she had given me before she passed. Now, Grandma kept most of her keepsakes in shirt boxes. Remember when you’d get a...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
A lover of local & family history. A student of Appalachian culture and the pioneering spirit. Economic-developer-by-day. Optimistic introvert. Self-contrived adventurer and traveler.
Writer of historical fiction who also loves food gardening in the summer and quilting in the winter, and family all the time.
Australian family historian and passionate amateur genealogist, researching for over 40 years and sharing stories from my family’s past.
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