My Dad – Seaman 1st Class
Piecing together dad’s military service is a challenge! This is because all of the documents indicate that he graduated from high school while enlisted in… Read More »My Dad – Seaman 1st Class
Piecing together dad’s military service is a challenge! This is because all of the documents indicate that he graduated from high school while enlisted in… Read More »My Dad – Seaman 1st Class
Summers in Dodge City meant playing outdoors with one or all of other neighborhood kids: Becky, Sherry, Jimmy, Kirby, Shelly, Cheryl, Billie, Dana, Brett, or… Read More »Childhood Companions
This weeks Finally Get Organized checklist deals with applying the Genealogical Proof Standard to four generations on my Crawford line. Basically this involves evaluating the… Read More »Who Is Jenny Neal?
After a hiatus from actively working on my genealogy, I’m playing catch up. As part of that ‘catch-up’ process, I’ve participated in the Genealogy Do-Over… Read More »Technically – Failed
Transcription of Names List of Officers & Members Of St. Bernard Lodge No. 222 A F.& A. M. Dodge City, Kansas December 28, 1973 Officers:… Read More »Cowtown Masons 1973
Finally Get Organized Checklist — Jan 17th – 23rd Only Two Tasks: Transcribe / Refile – Should be manageable, right? Task 2: Take the surname… Read More »Simple – yet Huge
Trains played a large role in my life growing up. Sometimes watching the trains was a form of entertainment. The words ‘switch engine’ and ’roundhouse’… Read More »2nd Generation Railman
Thirty-Seven Years of Weekly Scripture Reading, Study Is Notable Record of Eastside Bible Class Members Dodge City Daily Globe Saturday, March 13, 1954 page 7… Read More »Influenced by Revival Meeting
Anyone who has lived in Emporia, Kansas realizes that Veteran’s Day is a MAJOR holiday. Tomorrow, we take time to honor those who have served… Read More »Honoring the Veterans in My Family
In trying to document an elusive collateral line, I discovered that the St. Louis Public Library has an online index to the obituaries published in… Read More »Thank You – St. Louis Public Library