Cooking, Genealogy, and a little bit of travel all mixed together! Keep your ancestry in your pocket! Friday, June 3, 2011. The mystery lies in where the recipe originated. Perhaps Bernice, her mother. A fellow school teacher? The possibilities are endless and will remain a mystery! Please go through some of your recipes this weekend. And write down where you got it or had it first! Did yo.

The hassle-free way to hire a genealogist. Friday, 2 March 2018.

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Researching genealogical records in Hungary and America. Read more about Hungarian research and passports. How I use FamilySearch Source Box for my One-Name Study. This may seem over-simplistic but I use the Family Search. Folders as one tool to organize my one-name-study. Read more about How I use FamilySearch Source Box for my One-Name Study. Using FamilySearch Export function in Slovakian and Hungarian records.

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Record searching adventures in doing the genealogy of my family and others. Thursday, July 7, 2016. Late last night, I uploaded my small One Name Study up to the Guild of One-Name Studies. I already have a member website sponsored by the Guild running in the TNG software.