Courage Under Fire: Growing up in the South Pacific of World War II. Pt 1
Fred Jacobs was 17 when he enlisted in the Army for WWII. Follow me as I retrace his steps through the jungles of the Pacific front.
What Do 2 Hangings, a Burned Body, and an Axe Murder Have In Common?
Odd Coincidences Today I read the tale of Alice Lake. I came upon the tragic story of Alice while researching my own […]
L.J. Eckler: Civil War Soldier – Custer’s First Last Stand and Andersonville Prison
Exploring my personal family history with the story of my 3x great grandfather L.J. Eckler. Civil war soldier, and Andersonville POW, who served under Custer in the 6th Michigan Calvary at the Battle of Trevilian Station.
A Strange Tale in Ripley County, Missouri
The strange death of the Van Patton’s sets off a strange rise and fall of lawman Joe Cochran
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Family History AKA Genealogy
Genealogy is one of the most popular hobbies in the world and it is only going to continue to grow. People want to know about their origins.
It can also be a very daunting challenge, and a money eating endeavor, which leaves you with a family tree that you are unwilling to boast about because you are unsure of the accuracy. It doesn’t have to be that way.
With the right tips and resources genealogy can be a rewarding and affordable hobby for any budget.
Build a Better Tree
It is human nature to be curious about the people who came before us. Today anyone can trace the origins of the ancestors who came before them. Even instances where it was previously impossible can open these amazing doors to the past with modern technology. All it takes it the right tools. Welcome to my tool box!
- 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks. Week 9: Disaster52 ancestors in 52 weeks. Disaster. The death of my grandfather was a simple tragedy for most of the world. For my family it was a disaster that fractured our core and left an impact that last to this day.
- Research Tip of the WeekThis week the research tip is about using surname tables. Learn how to make a surname table and how it can be useful in research.
- Research Tip of the WeekTimelines can be a great tool when doing genealogy research. Making a chronological list of events and records can help break brick walls and organize research.
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