Arrival in Ohio
Have you ever ‘lost’ an ancestor for a period of time? That’s my situation with my ancestor, James Crawford. James and Sally Duggins are married… Read More »Arrival in Ohio
Lincoln County Mystery
Do you have same name issues in your genealogy research? Or, do you have ‘mystery men’ of the same surname in the same location as… Read More »Lincoln County Mystery
Migration Clues
Have you used city directories to help locate a person between census years? Although I’m not finding as much detail in tax lists, I am… Read More »Migration Clues
Reading History
In your genealogy research, have you read the historical accounts? Even though the experts recommend ‘knowing’ the history of a location, I have only skimmed… Read More »Reading History
Which Alexander Moore
Do you ever check other people’s trees to see what they have on someone you are researching? I know I do. I check them for… Read More »Which Alexander Moore
Moore Deeds
What’s your ‘go-to’ record type to try and identify people? For me, that resource is land records. I’ve recently been using land records to figure… Read More »Moore Deeds
Crawford Brick Wall Research
‘ve recently been going back thru my CRAWFORD research in Kentucky in hopes of finding a clue about the parents of James Crawford. This research… Read More »Crawford Brick Wall Research
Engaged
Forty-six years At the age of twenty, I was not looking forty-six years into my future. But it was forty-six years ago this Valentine’s Day… Read More »Engaged
Proof Argument
Have you ever written a proof argument for your genealogical research? I know the Genealogical Proof Standard incorporates writing a proof argument – a soundly based conclusion… Read More »Proof Argument
Celebrating 50 years
Do you enjoy some of the online genealogy prompts to look at your data from a different viewpoint? I know I do. Two of my… Read More »Celebrating 50 years