I am a Geneaholic

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Comment by Ms ROBIN COFFMAN on April 25, 2010 at 3:02pm

I laughed out loud when I read this because it would be me if I got that far back. You know you are addicted to genealogy when you trace your ancesstors back to Adam and Eve and you still want to keep going. Oh how trueeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. lol. Have a great day. MISS ROBIN

Comment by Celia Lewis on February 8, 2010 at 7:55pm

Hi everyone - I love reading the posts and seeing that I'm not at all unusual!! So great to be a normal geneaholic!! You know you're a geneaholic when you do the genealogy happy dance when you find another generation of ancestors in your ex-husband's family lines!! - it's for the kids, of course... I just love to research and dig and find and ... But I'm sooo far away from where my ancestors lived and no likelihood of travelling there now, so the internet and the local libraries plus genealogy societies are my only way to research. It would be so lovely to go see those old cemeteries in Maine, PA, CT, and NY. Cheers - Celia

Comment by Jo Kotylak on December 30, 2009 at 8:15pm

Got what I wanted for Christmas - a really expensive Cemetery Disc, and another one, not so dear, but just as good, can't wait for the postperson to bring it to me. Hanging out here, why do they have to have public holidays and eek out the waiting, waiting waiting...

Comment by christine clark Holmes on October 28, 2009 at 12:59pm

LOL I found a site that is devoted to chat about the plymouth Colonies , And I felt like I died and went to heaven.. .I have a problem LOL I love geneology.. I cant wait to go back .. this was as good of a day as when my cousin let me use her ancestry account.. HOLLA

Comment by Dae Powell on October 26, 2009 at 11:54am

You STAY, girl!

Happy Dae·
ShoeString Genealogy

Comment by Karen Jayne Worth Carter on September 20, 2009 at 4:15pm

Hi I think one of my greatest finds was on my great grandmother Ellen Harrington Lawlor we were told she had 7 sons one who was my grandfather George but through my research I found out that there were 4 more children that died young 1 a daughter and another son still working on the other two.

Comment by JMK Genealogy Gifts on September 11, 2009 at 5:16am

Geneaholics Anonymous

Comment by Wendi Beck on August 23, 2009 at 7:53pm

Its sad when you can't even find the people you know existed in a genealogy search.

Comment by Ms ROBIN COFFMAN on August 19, 2009 at 5:27pm

MY COOLEST GENEALOGY FIND WAS FINDING TWO FOLD BUT RELATED AREA. AFTER YEARS OF GOING BATTY... YES I BLANE GENEALOGY... I FOUND MY GRANDFATHER JAMES TIRELLA ON THE ELLIS INLAND PASSINGER LIST. HE WENT THRU IN JUNE 1892 AT 10 YEARS OLD ALONG WITH SIBBINGS. I WAS SOOOOOOOOOO EXCITED. AND I WAS SO HAPPY TO GIVE THIS TO MY MOM. FINDING THE SHIP WAS A MAJOR PAIN BUT SO WORTH IT. AS IT TURNED OUT THE REASON IT WAS SO HARD TO FIND IS BECAUSE IT MADE ONLY ONE TRIP UNDER THE NAME THE SS ARNO... CHANGED NAMES BEFORE AND AFTER THE TRIP. BUT FIND IT I DID. IT WAS MY JOY TO FRAME AND PERSENT THE PICTURE OF THE SHIP THAT TOOK MY ITALIAN GRANDFATHER TO ELLIS ISLAND AND THE NEW JERSESY. I DONT THINK I WILL EVER HAVE A MORE AWESOME MONENT IN MY GENEALOGICAL LIFE

Comment by Patty Wimpsett Killion on August 15, 2009 at 4:31pm

Help !!!! I started and I can't stop myself !!!!
I'm like a pit bull, I have bit down and I won't let go. I need to go to the Library but I'm afraid I'll never come out...Oh dear ;~))

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