In the first two posts on my series about my forays into the 1940 census, I wrapped up my paternal grandfather and grandmother’s families. In this, the third in the series, I’ll be moving on to my my maternal grandfather’s … Continue reading
In Part 2 of ‘Getting My Geek On’, the recap of my adventures looking for family in the 1940 census, I want to move on to my next easiest to find relatives, my paternal grandmother’s family. Like the Elliotts in … Continue reading
Three weeks ago today, like most other genealogists and lots of other random people, I set out to get my geek on and make a website go haywire. Ok, well, not really. We meant to get our geek on, but … Continue reading
Tonight being Saturday night, it’s Genealogy Fun Night at Genea-Musings! Tonight’s suggestion was to list our matrilineal lines (or our father’s or someone else’s, depending on preferences). Since getting my father’s Y-DNA test results back, I’ve been thinking a lot … Continue reading
Weeks ago, I attended the UGA Conference in Salt Lake, and while there, purchased a Y-DNA test for my dad from the Genetree booth. I had him dutifully swish the mouthwash around, spit it in that cup and tighten the … Continue reading
I’ve been more wordless than usual these last few days, so this is fitting. Life’s a bit crazy; when it settles down, I will be back to regular blogging, never fear.
My third great-grandparents, Harvey Cornell and Lura/Laura (Philure?) (Lincoln) Cornell, both born in New York in the 1810s. They were the parents of Caroline Cornell, who would marry Ezekiel Ayers Goble, and thus the grandparents of Edna Maude (Goble) McDonald, … Continue reading
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I am very pleased with the course of today’s genealogy work! Though I still have reams of notes from both the UGA Conference and the research I did at the FHL to sort and categorize, I did not tackle that … Continue reading
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