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Tag Archives: Illinois
Martha Melinda Montgomery
Ancestor Sketch Roberts/Scott/Hailey/Montgomery By Don Taylor Martha Melinda Montgomery Haley Midyett had a rough life. She married young (17), had six children who she saw die. She also was widowed – twice. There was no informant for her death certificate, … Continue reading
Posted in Ancestor Sketch, Haley, Montgomery, Roberts, Scott
Tagged Bedford County, Coffee County, Franklin County, Illinois, Tennessee
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The Butterfield Bible – Part 4 – Success!
Some weeks ago, I received a copy of an 1889 “Butterfield Bible” from a friend who asked that I share its contents with the “Genealogy World.” During the ensuing weeks, I digitized, transcribed, and posted the contents of the Family … Continue reading
Posted in Sunday Bible Review, Uncategorized
Tagged Butterfield, Illinois, Marseilles
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Donna Darling Collection – Part 54
Donna at Rialto, Swiss Gardens, & American Theatres, plus three photos. Treasure Chest Thursday By Don Taylor For this week’s Treasure Chest Tuesday, I’m looking at image DSCN1468 from the Donna Darling Collection. This image includes 5 objects; two newspaper … Continue reading
Posted in Donna Darling & Co., Treasure Chest Thursday
Tagged Chicago, Cincinnati, Illinois, Ohio, Russell Kees
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Ancestor Sketch – Emily Maples Hendricks Scott
Roberts-Scott-Hendricks By Don Taylor My research into Emily Hendricks was able to provide the names of her parents, Vaden Hendricks and his wife Sylvania Brown, whom I’ve added to my Roberts-Barnes tree. Now we know where 2nd great-grandfather, Samuel Vaden … Continue reading
Researching Ferdinand Lenz
Durand Project By Don Taylor In researching my (half) Aunt Barbara’s maternal line, I came to her great-grandfather Ferdinand J. Lenz. I found that trying to sort her Ferdinand Lenz from the others was very difficult. There were three Ferdinand … Continue reading