Genealogy Wise
Judith Richards Shubert
Female
North Richland Hills, TX
United States
Profile Information:
- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Shubert, Schubert, Richards, Homsley, Holmsly, Sapp, Rainey, Conway, Cooley, Conner, Davis, Delozier, Hitch, Arthur, Burns, Stone, Cotton, Groom, Puckett, Cook, Gailey, Brock, Rodgers, Cox, Hampton, Culwell, Ramos, White, Montes, Montes de Oca. Chavez, Gonzales, Prosela, Mora, Solise, Foyt, Kneble, Horak, Walker, Blalock
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- United States, Canada, Mexico, Spain, Germany, Ireland, Wales, Austria, England
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Advanced Family History Researcher
- Do you have a genealogy website or blog or belong to a Genealogy Society?
- genealogytraces.blogspot.com
Karen Defoe
Nov 7, 2009
Arthur Burns
lot to learn new to this
Nov 16, 2011
Jim Avery
Hi - just had to comment about your blog Cemeteries of the Covered Bridges. What an interesting blog! It is great that you introduced cemeteries to the youngsters not as a scarey place but as a place that holds a lot of history, personal history if you will. Everyone buried there has a story to tell. What would be even more interesting is if you had someone in your family who fought there. Not necessarily died there but fought and survived.
I used to live in Vermont, about 90 miles from Burlington in Quechee near White River Jct. Did you go to Hope Cemetery in Barre? There are a lot of unusual tombstones there. Many of the original tombstone master carvers are buried there.
I live near Gettysburg now and work as a tour guide at a bed and breakfast. Gettysburg is really a special place. There is an interesting National Cemetery there too. At Christmas they put a wreath on every grave. One tombstone there is for a man who fought with the US Colored Troops and someone places two candy canes fashioned in to heart on his tombstone. Bet he has a story to tell.
Thanks for posting. Sorry if I ramble on.
Jan 31, 2012