Honoring a Legend
Today, I learned of the passing of Cletus Suther. For those in the Seneca area, the Suther name is associated with lumber and building. However,… Read More »Honoring a Legend
Today, I learned of the passing of Cletus Suther. For those in the Seneca area, the Suther name is associated with lumber and building. However,… Read More »Honoring a Legend
Cynthia Crawford was the child of James Crawford and Rebecca Anderson Maxwell Crawford. She was born about 1802. Cynthia lived as a 50 year old female… Read More »Cynthia Crawford Crafton
Do you ever go off on tangents with your genealogy research? If so, welcome to the club! I often go off on tangents with my… Read More »Random Newspaper Find
My recent ‘adventure’ in Dodge City newspapers on Newspapers.com allowed me to discover information about another Crawford family. There are two distinct Crawford lines in… Read More »Crawford to Oklahoma
I recently have been spending a lot of time with Ancestry’s newly released database: Newspapers.com Obituary Index, 1800s – present. In the process, I discovered that… Read More »Boarding House
Have you seen it? Ancestry recently released an improvement to their ‘Member Search’. I played around with it a little yesterday, and this feature has a lot… Read More »Member Search
Anyone who has lived in Emporia, Kansas realizes that Veteran’s Day is a MAJOR holiday. Today, we take time to honor those who have served… Read More »Honoring the Veterans in My Family
By a Marine in the South Pacific You say he can’t stand the ArmyThe life is too tough for him,Do you think he is any… Read More »Thank God We Don’t Need Your Kid!
Warren County Pioneer Is Dead Mrs. Margaret Robb Passes Away at 94; Entire Life Spen in West Lebanon Vicinity West Lebanon, Ind. April 21(Special) —… Read More »Crawford Pioneer Dies