-
Search
Categories
Archives
-
Contact Me
Author Archives: Don Taylor
Review: Family Tree Builder for the Mac
In January, I attended a meeting of the Greater PortlandChapter of the Maine Genealogical Society. During the meeting, there were some questions about software to use to manage genealogical information. I had several suggestions for PC Users, but told folks … Continue reading
Donna in Madison, WI, at the Fuller Theater – Valentine’s Day – 14 Feb 1920
After having played the Grand Theatre in Eau Claire, on the 12th and the Myers Theater in Janesville on the 13th, the “Chin-Chin” backtracked the short 40 miles to Madison to play the Fuller Theater. The only railroad, of the … Continue reading
James Ashley Hobbs (1843-1920)
James Ashley Hobbs (1843-1920) James Ashley Hobbs was probably born in October 1843. The 1850 and 1870 Censuses indicate he was 6 and 26 at the times of the two censuses. The 1880 and 1910 censuses infer that his was … Continue reading
Genealogical Fun – John & Charlotte Raasch
Sometimes you just need to do something fun. I had a couple really bad days researching the Darling/Huber (See Brick Wall) line and working on my “Adair Project” without any successes. A very frustrating few days of work, so it was … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Nebraska, Rode-Arvis, Charlotte Raasch, Dodge County, Elk Horn River, John Raasch, Raasch
Leave a comment
Brick Wall – Jacob Huber (bef 1860–?)
By – Don Taylor I know that “crossing the pond” can prove frustrating ingenealogical research. Jacob Huber really brings that point home clearly to me. I know virtually nothing about him. When I first began working on my wife’s … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Jacob Huber, ZĂĽrich, Jak Huber, Kath Struckland, Darling/Huber, Huber, Switzerland
Leave a comment
