In genealogy, there’s a lot of emphasis on the difference between KNOWing and knowing.
Take my 2nd-Great-Grandfather Patt O’Brien for example…
Read More »In genealogy, there’s a lot of emphasis on the difference between KNOWing and knowing.
Take my 2nd-Great-Grandfather Patt O’Brien for example…
Read More »It’s Easter this Sunday. And for at least one of my maternal ancestors, that would have been a very busy time of year.
According to my great-grandmother’s handwritten notes about her family, her grandfather, William Noah Marsh, was “a Baptist clergyman in England.”
That really isn’t a ton of information to go on, but I’ve been trying to track him down none-the-less.
Read More »I love them! Were it not for a nosy news reporter, I would know far less about my maternal 3rd-Great-Grandmother than I do.
Luckily for me, she knew Abraham Lincoln.
Read More »It’s far from pay dirt… or gold… In fact, it’s more akin to uncorroborated testimony by a dodgy witness in a murder trial.
But it’s so much better than the nothing I’ve been coming up with.
What is this incredible, untested, fascinating, yet probably bogus piece of ancestry trivia, you ask?
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