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Month: October 2008

Politics For Your Descendants

John October 29, 2008 no Comments

We all know that current events effect our lives. Such events can make important decisions in our lives – or at least change our perspective.…

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Using Genealogical Society’s To Find Information

John October 26, 2008 no Comments

I was surfing the web today, reading different blog articles. I love to do this because there are so many interesting stories out there, not…

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Some Basic News…

John October 22, 2008 no Comments

Hello everyone! Sorry for the delay in posts. I’ve been super swamped with school and with throwing a wedding shower for my boyfriend’s cousin. But…

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Setting A Family History Goal

John October 22, 2008 no Comments

As I sat down with my computer durng my few moments of free time this week, gigantic cup of green tea in hand, I began…

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I’ve Been Tagged (Meme)

John October 16, 2008 no Comments

Wow – can this genea-blogger community speed up much more? I mean the number of blogs out there seems endless and it is growing every…

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Thursday’s Child Has Far To Go

John October 15, 2008 no Comments

FootnoteMaven posted a great post about an old nursery rhyme that tells of a baby’s personality based on the day of the week the child…

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Blog Action Day – Poverty

John October 15, 2008 no Comments

As a kid growing up, I would never say that my family was in the poverty level, but we were definitely far from rich. We…

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I Wonder – Did My Ancestors Feel This Much Frustration Before They Voted?

John October 14, 2008 no Comments

As the election draws nearer, the fierce fight for the White House is heating up to a point of unbearable heat. Both sides are attacking…

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Can There Be Two Of The Same Census?

John October 9, 2008 no Comments

Why indeed – there can be two of the same census. The way this works is that the area was enumerated twice. It doesn’t happen…

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Appalacian Ghost Stories

John October 5, 2008 no Comments

This is a Carnival of Genealogy 58th Edition article – and with the spirit of genealogy it is all about those spooky stories about an…

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