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Author Archives: Don Taylor
The National Archives – One of my favorite research sites
 Rode Project  I love the National Archives website. It is quick and easy to use. Although it doesn’t always yield information about my research subject, when it does, the information is incredible. Adolph Rode I was recently researching Adolph Rode … Continue reading
Donna in New Philadelphia, OH, at the Union Theatre – 10 April, 1920
Vaudeville It had been a busy week. We now know “Chin Chin” played at the Park Theatre in Youngstown on Thursday[i] and the Victoria Theatre in Steubenville on Friday. It was back to the train and headed west about an … Continue reading
Posted in 1919-20 - Chin Chin, Donna Montran
Tagged Ohio, Vaudeville, Union Opera House, Chin Chin, Donna Montran
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A brief look at my wife’s aunt’s grandfather – Nicholas Edward Drexl
 Darling/Drexl Line In May, I was visiting family in Michigan and had the opportunity to get to know my wife’s aunt much better. While I was there, we chatted about genealogy (surprise, surprise) and I learned she didn’t know much … Continue reading
Will DNA Testing provide the Answer for my Howell Brick Wall?
By Don Taylor I have completed my initial writing about Generations 3, 4, and 5 on my Howell line research. (See my blog on Howell Research for a list of people and articles.) My next person to research in that line … Continue reading
Posted in Howell-Hobbs, DNA
Tagged Virginia, Y-DNA, DNA, Howell/Hobbs, Peter M Howell
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