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A few months ago I posted about a brick wall that I hit with my Gerrity Family who came from Ireland. At the time I was able to only see t...
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As you know my parents and I recently purchased DNA kits from 23andme . From the start I think I was hoping for some shining light that wou...
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It has been a while since I have done some research with my family tree, but after recieving a message from someone who had a photo of my gr...
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I know that we are a few days away from the end of the month, but I wanted to show how many updates/new indexes have been put in FamilySearc...
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GenealogyInsider today had a mention of a new website called LiveRoots . Currently there is not much on the website, but a description of ...
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All over I see fellow genealogist's posting about their 2009 New Years Resolutions for genealogy. As I have just really got more involv...
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I really meant to start digging deep into the 1940 census, but kept getting distracted by the fact that it was hard to figure out who/what/w...
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So I was doing a little more digging and found a Public Tree on Ancestry.com referencing a Lorenz Hopfengartner and Maria Zacker (same line ...
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As I start my descent into Portuguese Genealogy I have acquired a few surnames as a beginning of my research. At least that is what I thoug...
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23andMe have fixed the login issue's with their new app and I am in it right now. As a reminder this is the Android app, not sure how t...
Hi there - I believe somewhere along the line we must cross paths in the Jackson Surname. My Jackson was also related to Stonewall. My Jackson is also from the Dunmore, Pittston, Avoca area!! THe surnames that go down the tree are mulderig, Nolan (my nana) b. 1925. Granahan. I am doing the tree on paper!! 1888 Mud Run. The 2 Jackson boys both named James are my great great uncles. They were cousins 12 and 14. the granparents of these 2 cousins are Harry/Henry Jackson married Irene Mulderig. Sound familiar! Michelle
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