my name is linda hodge davis and im trying to find my dads twin sisters and his parents,i knew my dad ,he died in 1989
please take time to read my letter,i believe my dad may have changed names around ect,
dads parents names are suposed to be.
his fathers name as carl hodge
his mothers name mary( brown)…
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I have just received an email from The Sprague Project. These updates used to arrive every month or so, but it is now two years since the last one.
I know the project is still alive and well, not least because of the webmaster, A. Arnold Sprague's, generous contributions to TNG users, but was becoming concerned that perhaps old age is creeping up on…
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Deadline February 15, 2011
The 2010 New Hampshire Mayflower Society Memorial Scholarships are available to any college student (undergraduate or graduate) or high school senior. You don’t need to be a member of the Mayflower Society, but members and relatives of members will receive preference (defined as members, junior members, siblings, children, grandchildren, great grandchildren). Applicants with no affiliation to the NH Mayflower Society are also invited to apply.
This is…
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Memory-card-comparison.jpg -- Public Domain
Digital memory is measured in bits and bytes. I am not going to get into a…
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Back on January 11, 2011 I wrote a post entitled, "Update on the reliability of flashdrives." I am certainly not immune to believing Internet Myths. I am fan of the MythBusters program on TV (which I am too busy to watch) but interestingly some of the myths they set out to disprove actually turn out to be true. But the opposite is very much more likely. Information passed around on the Internet…
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I noticed that this thread has been inactive. Did your application for DAR go through, or are you still working on it?
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I spend a lot of time flying back and forth between Houston and Los Angeles to visit my family. The flight is 3 hours and last year I made a commitment to spend that three hour time period working on sorting, identifying and tagging all of my digital photos. By the time we take off, get our complimentary beverages, prepare for the descent, it probably works out to about 2 hours but that time I have totally dedicated to this task. I decided to focus this time on this…
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Hi All,
This is my first time on this site so I hope I don't mess up too badly.....
this is my Family Tree on the Clark side.
Thomas Clarkston md Ellender (Nellie) Feathers
Samuel Clarkston md Nancy Reynolds
James Monroe Clark md Mary Elizabeth Rice
Samuel Henry Clark md Leila Jane Watson
John Lindesy Clark bn 1900 md Lula Mae Barnes bn 1905
Ninalee Juanita Clark md William Cecil Holder
William Bennett Holder bn 1955 d…
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Every now and then I have to take a break from the genealogy. I don't know why. I am addicted to the core, but I think it has something to do with interference from the present--children to raise, holidays to celebrate, new memories to forge.
The Nave/Naves branch of my father's family from Kentucky is a serious thorn in my side. Even after a visit to Kentucky this summer I am not much closer to finding the origins of Thomas Naves (1823-1866) who was married to Mary…
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Matthew Taylor and his wife Janet Wilson came from Northern Ireland in 1721 and settled in Nutfield, now Derry, New Hampshire. Matthew was one of the original proprietors of the settlement. He was born in 1690 and he died 26 January 1770 near Beaver Lake. They had ten children and many descendants who lived in New Hampshire and Nova Scotia. Matthew and his sons, Adam and Samuel Taylor, are buried in Forest Hill Cemetery in Derry.
The descendants are planning a reunion for August…
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I received an interesting enquiry today (through my website) regarding a connection between John Lyon of Ryslippe and the Douglas family. I immediately recognised John Lyon (1510-1592) as the founder of Harrow School, but was not aware of his connection, through the Lyons of Glamis Castle to the Douglas family.
For those not clued up with British geography, Ruislip, to give it the modern spelling, is but a short ride on the…
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1686 BROOKLYN DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH MEMBERSHIP LIST
It was difficult to prevail upon any settled clergyman to leave his charge in Holland and brave the trials of a newly settled country of Nieuw Amsterdam, yet two newly ordained ministers--Hermanus Blom and Henricus Selyns--did just that.
Blom, a…
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TO SOAR WITH THE TIGERS
NOW AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
The Life and Diary of Robert Brouk
January 10, 2011 – Chicago, IL. Jennifer Holik-Urban announces the release of To Soar with the Tigers, The Life and Diary of Robert Brouk.
To Soar with the Tigers is the story of Flying Tiger Robert Brouk,…
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After scanning London baptism records multiple times for my Smith ancestors I was confused why I found every baptism record for my ancestors siblings but not for the record for my ancestor Mary Ann Smith?
Well today I found it! Her record had a hyphen in it (Mary-Ann Smith). This and several other hyphenated records did not show up with all the others. So, if you are searching Parish records, remember names are often mispelled or perhaps your missing record has a hyphen…
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Boston July 24. 1867
Dear Aunt,
I received your letter dated May 22/67 and
It was gladly received day before yesterday.
We are having pretty warm weather here now
although it Is not quite as warm today as it usually
is. Sara has been married just one year ago last
Thursday, her husband’s name is William Pierce.
Grandma was very much opposed to the…
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I have been research the following Cross family. Can find no tract of Isaac or Ethans's parents.
…
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