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Category Archives: Darling
A Genealogist’s Nightmare or a Census Taker’s Confusion?
Four Mary Stoeger’s in the 1900 Census. It was hard for me to tell if I was looking at an ‘80s sitcom or if the 1900 Census was true. I kept thinking, “Hi, I’m John Stoeger, and this is my … Continue reading
Posted in Drexl
Tagged Hattie Stoeger, Hedwif Stoeger, Johan Stoeger, John Stoeger, Minnesota, Saint Paul, Stillwater
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Twelve Darling Greats Discovered
Bright Shiny Objects – A Distraction can be Okay Howell-Darling-2016 Research Darling Line By Don Taylor The Blizzard of 2017 was a great day to knuckle down and do some genealogy – as long as the power held out. My … Continue reading
Posted in Darling
Tagged Beekman Patent, Benjamin Darling, Braintree, Darling, Dennis Darling, Ebenezer Darling, John Darling
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Ancestor PD-3 – Florence Lillian Drexl (1920-1996)
Project Drexl 2017 By Don Taylor I decided to go back and document the first person in my Drexl project, Florence Lillian Drexl. Florence was born in Minnesota, grew up in Missouri. She married in Missouri, divorced, and went to … Continue reading
Ancestor Biography – Catharine A. D. Walter
Howell-Darling-2017-Research Waters – Swayze – Darling Line By Don Taylor It seems like virtually every ancestor born before 1880 has a question regarding their birth. Catharine Waters is no exception to that. Most records I have found are consistent with … Continue reading
Posted in Ancestor Sketch, Darling
Tagged Catherine A.D. Walter, Elizabeth Jane Swayze, Kalamazoo, Katherine A. D. Walter, Michigan, Virginia
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Ancestry Hints and Timothy Munsell
Darling Research Treasure Chest Thursday I love those Ancestry hints. I received another message that I had hints in my Darling-Huber research. This time regarding my wife’s 4th great-grandfather, Timothy Munsell. Because it was a direct ancestor, I jumped at the … Continue reading