Capt. Dooley’s Song
Have you been following Randy Seaver’s explorations with AI? While I haven’t tried everything that Randy has shared, I’m inspired by the creative ways he… Read More »Capt. Dooley’s Song
Have you been following Randy Seaver’s explorations with AI? While I haven’t tried everything that Randy has shared, I’m inspired by the creative ways he… Read More »Capt. Dooley’s Song
Captain Moses Dooley was born in 1748 in Bedford (then Augusta), Virginia, on the edge of the American frontier.¹˒²˒⁴ Around 1771, he married Mary Boyd,… Read More »Captain Moses Dooley
As genealogists, we often think of progress as coming from big discoveries — a long-lost record, a DNA match, or an unexpected photograph. But sometimes,… Read More »Comment to Sources
Does your research take you to early Kentucky? If so, have you explored the early survey records? I’m fortunate that the surveys for Garrard County,… Read More »Dooley Survey
Have you ever just stumbled upon a find for a FAN club member that may contain just the clue you need to expand your brick… Read More »Silas Dooley
While trying to find a deed for 50 acres of land on the Marrowbone that I think my ancestor, James Crawford may have owned, I… Read More »Green River Land
While going back thru my DUGGINS research in Preble County, Ohio, I was able to download a copy of the 1881 book, History of Preble… Read More »Friday Finds
In your genealogy research, do you have a FAN (Family Associates, Neighbors) club? If so, do you ever see a name and question whether to… Read More »New Connection
Last Wednesday, I had the opportunity to visit the Family History Center in Topeka, Kansas. During this visit, I was able to access digitized images… Read More »Botetourt Virginia Titheables
Have you ever seen a name in a deed or court document and thought to yourself, ‘Hey, I’ve seen that name before?’ Well that was… Read More »Dooley