William Munro and Graves Bulmer rest eternally in St Oswald’s churchyard, about a hundred paces from each other. In life, for a short time, they were near neighbours. 660 more words
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Land of His Infancy — Kenneth McKenzie b. 1820
Kenneth McKenzie in 1880, working at his carpenter’s bench in Stewartsville, NC, would have been sixty years old. Estranged from his Mississippi family and having outlived his parents and all of his brothers save one, he may have had little inclination to return to Mississippi. 6,097 more words
Taking the AncestryDNA Test What Did I Find
I HAVE RETURNED!!!
Yes, after being absent for over two months, I’m back. I’m afraid these last few months I’ve just been busy and fell out of the habit of posting. 588 more words
#52Ancestors | Naughty
The theme this week is “naughty,” and while I may have some ancestors who would have ended up on the Naughty list, I’ve instead selected my great-grandmother, who was pestered by some naughty children(?). 263 more words
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#52Ancestors|Ten
Mary Ellen Warner was born on the tenth of June, 1934 , to James and Mary Warner.1
She attended school in Bridgeville, Delaware. On a recent visit to Delaware, my great aunt gave me Mary’s senior yearbook. 297 more words
Preston Ammaron Bushman b. 11 Dec 1875 in Lehi, Utah
From Unflinching Courage pp. 117-119
Preston Bushman was born Dec. 11, 1875, at Lehi, Utah. He is the son of John Bushman and Lois A. Smith, and came to Arizona with his parents while in infancy. 279 more words
12 Days of My Family - Day 7
This is one of my favorite photos because both of my grandmothers are in it. It was taken May 1990 at my brother’s high school graduation. 30 more words
