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Author Archives: Elizabeth Wilson Ballard
Minnie Magdalene (KUHN) VAN DUYN Ancestry Chart – 5 Generations (Ancestor 15)
Minnie Magdalene (KUHN) VAN DUYN is my 2nd great grandmother. Advertisements
Posted in 52 Ancestors Series, Mom's Side
Tagged BROOKS, COON/KUHN/KOON/KOONS, HUTCHINS, JOHNSON, RADABAUGH/ROADABAUGH/RIDINBOW, SANDERS, Tecumseh, The Massa Theory, WHITAKER
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The Most Interesting Ancestor I Have in 100 Words – 52 Ancestors (Ancestor 22)
Randy Seaver on his Genea-Musings blog has put out a Saturday Night Genealogy Fun – 100 Word Genealogy Challenge to write a short story that includes the phrase “the most interesting ancestor I have” in 100 words. Here is mine:
Twelve Years Ago Today – 52 Ancestors (Ancestor 3, My Mother)
It was twelve years ago today. It was approximately 3:45pm. It was a Monday. I got there about 25 minutes before then, maybe fewer. Her fluids were unhooked. I just sat with her. She was so cold. So cold. Her … Continue reading
Find A Grave as a Source – Memorials and Photos
Isn’t Find A Grave a fabulous resource that we could not have fathomed 20 years ago? Do you think it would be safe to say that at this point, nearly all genealogists have used Find A Grave? It is a … Continue reading
Margaret Ellen Wilson, 3 April 1931, Muncie, Indiana – 52 Ancestors (Ancestor 3)
I loved my mother so much, although I often had a strange way of showing it. But she was my best friend, my companion. We had so much fun, particularly after I became an adult. She understood me, but she … Continue reading
