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Do you ever get bored and unable to focus on your genealogy research? With area research libraries limiting access and a personal decision to try… Read More »Bored
Do you ever get bored and unable to focus on your genealogy research? With area research libraries limiting access and a personal decision to try… Read More »Bored
Do you have farmers in your tree? Do you know where the family homestead is (was) located? Since I have a rich Kansas heritage, there… Read More »Homestead
Kansas turned 160 years old today! Happy Birthday, Kansas My Kansas roots run deep. My parents, grandparents and a couple of great-grandparents were all born… Read More »Kansas Roots
While growing up, 911 Second in Dodge City was my grandparents home. Even though my grandmother would sometimes refer to their former house on Avenue… Read More »East Side Bible Class
The following photos were in my grandmother’s things. Based on my grandmother’s activities, these pictures could be the ‘Old Timer’s Club’ or the ‘East Side… Read More »Throwback Thursday
Josie Winifred Hammond1, female, was born on 9 Feb 1874 in Knoxville, Knox, Illinois, United States.1–17 She was the child of Richmond Fisk Hammond and… Read More »Josie Hammond
After sharing my experiences with RootsMagic source templates and how I name sources, a reader asked about my experiences importing data into RootsMagic 8. One… Read More »RM 8 Import Questions
My quest to clean up my RootsMagic 7 database may get sidetracked. The next step is to ‘count trees’ and then to merge them. This… Read More »RootsMagic Clean-Up Part 4
It’s not often that one finds a female spouse purchasing land in the late 1880s, but that is exactly what Angelina Jane Burke Currey did… Read More »Her Land
Have you ever looked at a chart or table someone else created to display their genealogy data in a different way and wondered what your… Read More »Evaluating Progress