Pages
- Follow Diggin' Up Graves on WordPress.com
Follow Diggin’ Up Graves
Copyright
© Elizabeth Wilson Ballard and Diggin’ Up Graves, 2014-2017. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this site’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Elizabeth Wilson Ballard and Diggin’ Up Graves with appropriate and specific direction to the original content. Exceptions to this copyright are items (e.g., images, certain content) used within the site that fall under Creative Commons licensing that would supercede the copyright stated above. When this occurs, those items will be identified as having a specific Creative Commons license.-
Category Archives: Mom’s Side
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
2 Comments
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
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
George Kuhn Obituary – Latest Post on Coon Genealogy Blog – 52 Ancestors (Ancestor 30, Obituary)
Transcript of the Obituary of George Kuhn. https://coongenealogy.wordpress.com/2017/02/28/evidence-transcript-of-the-obituary-of-george-kuhn/
My Aunt Janie
My Aunt Janie died 15 years ago today. She was my aunt by marriage, but when I was a child growing up, I didn’t know that. I just knew her as Aunt Janie. She was married to one of my … Continue reading
