There’s such a contrast in the handwriting on historical documents. I found the marriage license for one of my cousins, a cousin twice removed, or 1C2R. Clara Reynolds McKee, born in 1876 in Galveston, married George Edward Fay in 1894. The names on their marriage license are very elegant, as if the clerk knew to Read More
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Genealogy Updates for March 2022
My genealogy site has a What’s New listing that’s pretty generic. Here’s more information.
Care to Join Me for Dinner?
Who from your family history would you invite to dinner?
How To Live Forever
“Our dead are never dead to us, until we have forgotten them.” Then share your stories so you can live forever.
Why Do I Search For Dead People?
Why do I do this? Why do I put the time and effort and money into discovering who the people in my past are? Why do I care about finding people who aren’t directly related to me? That question hit me the other day as I was sifting through a frustratingly confusing search for my Read More