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The Dale Chronicles Continues

I sometimes wonder if I’ll ever be done researching my great uncle Dale Stewart.  Dale’s life has been and continues to be, a source of constant fascination for me. He’s like a puzzle I want to solve. Frequent readers and

Jill M. November 9, 2021November 9, 2021 genealogy, history, old records, pictures, police records, research, Stewart, Stewart family, Uncategorized No Comments Read more

And then things change…

Life has a funny way of putting you where you *need* to be versus where you necessarily *want* to be.  When we moved to New York from Ohio, my genealogy had not expanded far past the Ohio/Kentucky borders.  It had

Jill M. August 5, 2021August 5, 2021 cemetery, DAR, family history, genealogy, history, newspaper clippings, old records, Orange County, research, secrets, Uncategorized, Wickham No Comments Read more

My Kentucky Conundrum

I am used to dealing with the “two men, same name, same area” issues with my NSDAR applicants but I hadn’t come across it within my own family until the other day.  It’s not a particularly “fun” problem to run

Jill M. February 5, 2021February 5, 2021 Civil War, Confederacy, Confederate Army, DAR, family history, genealogy, history, Kentucky, Lykins, military, Morgan County, mysteries, old records, pictures, research, war Read more

My Spot in New York Stories Live!

In my excitement, I forgot to share this a few weeks back. During the NYS Family History Conference in September (which was virtual), I was featured in a segment called “New York Stories Live!” which asked people “What’s Your New

Jill M. October 14, 2020October 14, 2020 cemetery, family history, genealogy, history, Jayne family, Orange County, research, Uncategorized, video, Wheeler, Woodhull Read more

My Loafer Follow-Up

I was happily informed the other day by my dear friend Sue that one of my blog articles was used as a citation in a recent Crossroads article.  The article was Reconstructing a Life from Biographical Fragments: Oliver Dresser, Who

Jill M. March 6, 2020March 6, 2020 Archer family, census, family history, genealogy, history, medical, mysteries, old records, research, Uncategorized, Wickham Read more
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