February 2018 Blog Posts (5)

My three and four times great grandfathers are both called John Smith. My 3 times great grandfather appears in the marriage records of St Mary's Church, Kingsclere, Hampshire in 1813, when he marries Elizabeth Rogers. John is said to have been born in 1786, but does not appear as far as I can tell, in any baptismal records in the area. Both John and Elizabeth were said to be from 'out of parish'. They settled in Kingsclere and had their children there. John was a labourer, but became a…

I would like someone to guide me through the process of creating a family tree. I have all the data on my heritage. I need to print it so that I can verify all the details. After that I would like some input as to the best way to exhibit or display my family tree in a creative and yet elegant manner ( perhaps a wall setting).

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February 4, 2018 | Utica, OH

IDG INTRODUCES THEIR NEWEST IN-BRIEF RESEARCH…

HOW TO START by Susi Pentico   2018

1. Look around your home for you clues.
2. Catalog what you have saved or were given
3. Put names on your Pictures
4. Keep your data like you do taxes.
5. Reach out to your living family members
6. Ask them to share about themselves & their deceased members.
7. Ask your children what they remember about an event.
8. Ask your grandchildren the…

Hi All, 

This is my first post. I am researching the Riley family in Alabama in the early 1800's. My g-g-great grandfather Milton Riley was born in South Carolina around 1813 and died in Mississippi around 1900. Or, may also died in Buena Vista, Monroe Co. Alabama after 1900 but before 1910. However, he lived most of his life in Tuscaloosa Alabama. 

I think I have hit a brick wall when I look for his parents and siblings. I think he  father was William Riley, but there are…