This blog is about me, well my family. I am currently exploring my family history. I am trying to capture who we are and where we come from. I love the thrill of the hunt and playing detective to uncover leads and links to relatives of the past. So sit back, enjoy and stay a couple of whiles to share in my journey. Tuesday, March 10, 2015. Sunday, March 1, 2015. In 1850, Louisa .

My Foray into My Midwestern Roots. March 31, 2015 by wendylittrell. Apparently, I was too young to remember how he would put me on his lap and read to me like in the picture below. I heard stories from my mother about all the jokes and pranks he pulled as a young man. I wish I could have one day with him again so that I could talk to him as the man I now know that he was. Amy Johnson Crow, of No Story Too Small.

I have been involved in Family History and Genealogy since before I was born. One of my favorite pictures is of my mother getting ready for an afternoon of cemetery transcribing just four days before my birth! Wednesday, January 28, 2015. Two years ago, Julie Cahill Tarr hosted a RootsTech giveaway, and it was awarded to ME! The winner will be announced on February 1. You know you want it.

Documenting my search for information on elusive ancestors and tracking my progress through the wilds of the Internet. Wednesday, September 7, 2011. The Moore Family of Madison County, Indiana. Jane Moore DeHority, Mat Moore. Monday, August 29, 2011. Perhaps this is unusual for the Tombstone Tuesday theme, but, in the end, it really is about a tombstone.

A place for me to share my data, pictures and general thoughts. Old Mine Road expands a length of 104 miles; it stretches from Pahaquarry, New Jersey in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area to Kingston, New York. What makes this 104 mile stretch of road so fascinating? A Barn along the Road. Depue House-Old Millbrook Village-New Jersey.

A Journal about Family and History. Uncle Andy Bullock Series Index. Wednesday, March 21, 2018. In my first post, I defined the purpose of this blog. Friday, February 2, 2018.

Thanks, Becky Jamison! Honored By This Award. Thank you, Diana Ritche! Marshall, Michigan, United States. Please visit and follow too! My Great Big Ohio Cemetery Adventure. That Destructive Tree Finally Came Down. Friday, July 22, 2016. It was quite an adventure! .