Monday’s Diggings
Have you ever used—or even seen—a Range Index for a section of land? When I began my genealogy journey with Kansas records, I quickly discovered… Read More »Monday’s Diggings
Have you ever used—or even seen—a Range Index for a section of land? When I began my genealogy journey with Kansas records, I quickly discovered… Read More »Monday’s Diggings
Like many previous Friday Finds, today’s item comes from the notebook of BRILES items given to me by fellow researcher, Mildred Barby. This item is… Read More »Friday Finds
Do you remember the days of snail mail? Thanks to a comment made by a reader of my previous post, Divorced, I used snail mail… Read More »Divorced Part 2
Alexander Briles was born on 14 Mar 1817 in North Carolina, United States.1–3 He purchased on 24 Apr 1838 in Randolph county, North Carolina.4 land… Read More »Alexander Briles
Have you encountered a hint on a census record that you’ve yet to prove? That’s my situation with the 1880 census record for Alexander Briles.… Read More »Divorced
When researching civil war records, have you used any militia records? If you had ancestors living in Kansas during the civil war, they just might… Read More »Militia
#52Ancestors We are all likely familiar with school yearbooks, but have you seen the small souvenir books that schools produced in the early 1900s? My… Read More »School Souvenirs