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Category Archives: Storytelling
Creating the History in Family History
Share “Every once in awhile an artifact will come across your desk when doing genealogy that makes all the hours of researching worth it. Sometimes its in the form of a particular article left by an ancestor, it may be … Continue reading
William Hubbs of Laurens County South Carolina Patriot or Loyalist ?
Share “The first colony established on the Ashley river in the present state of south Carolina was in the year 1671. These early settlers were a group of English people direct from the Old World, and another group, the members … Continue reading
Sarah Elizabeth Ellis Carter
Share Elizabeth was the youngest daughter of Hezekiah Ellis and Sarah/Sallie Gunnel Hurst. She was born on the 10 April probably in the year 1824 in Fayette Co. Kentucky. Her father died within the year that she was born … Continue reading
Childhood Memories
Share “I grew up in Idaho and I really did walk 5 miles in the snow uphill to get to school. It seemed like whenever I would complain about the cold winters or the long bus rides or the walks … Continue reading
The Guitars in my Life
Share After helping my parents and elderly friend downsize their houses I have had to take a serious look at my own home and wonder what will be important to my children some day when it comes time to either … Continue reading
What do the Records really show?
ShareA few years ago my children were given an assignment in their History Class. Now I am not one to be intimidated by School assignments but this one caught me especially off guard. The assignment: Talk to a veteran of … Continue reading
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