Except, I can’t do a “Wordless Wednesday” post without words – ha! My mother recently found this picture of her junior high school in the photo gallery of the New York Public Library’s Digital Collections. This is Public School 126, John Ericsson Junior High School. Her finding prompted me to add specific events in my […]
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This is one of my great-great-uncles – Jesse Kilpatrick Sr (October 23, 1931- September 25, 1995). He was a brother of my great-grandmother, Pearlie Mae Kilpatrick Lawhorn. I never met him, but he shares a birthday with my sister.
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Love this picture! A colorized photo by Dinamichrome. circa 1939. Makes me think about what it could have been like for my family who knew the family of a work colleague of mine. That work colleague’s family member owned the local country store that my family frequented. I blogged about their connection as I learned
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What do I talk about on Twitter? Check out this word graphic I created from my twitter postings using Tagxedo.
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This weekend we attended an art show and one of my favorite pieces was this one called “Tree of Life.” I thought it was appropriate for a genealogy post 🙂 Read more about our night on my main family blog.
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I love infographics. Saw this one on iMortuary via Ancestry Insider Blog. Via: Funeral Flowers at iMortuary.com
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Yesterday, my mom visited her brother’s grave in Sarasota National Cemetery. The cemetery had decorated all the headstones and she says it was a gorgeous view. What do you think? And, here is Stanley’s headstone
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Wishing a Happy Thanksgiving for tomorrow to those in the United States! For Wordless Wednesday this week, I’ll share a photo of Bristol (Sullivan County), TN. Bristol is has a sister city just across the state line, in Virginia. For Thanksgiving one year in college, I went home with my friend SJE who has family
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Kaleya & her cousin (my brother’s eldest). She is 9 years and she is 4. I love how much alike they look and frankly, it amazes me sometimes.
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