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Donna Darling Collection – Part 23
Treasure Chest Thursday By Don Taylor It is always great when I can add a new venue to Donna’s show list and today’s collection item did just that. It was another Capitol Theater clipping, but this time from Kitchener, Ontario, … Continue reading
Posted in Donna Montran, Metropolitan Revue, Treasure Chest Thursday
Tagged Canada, Donna Darling, Kitchener, Ontario, Sammy Clark
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Ancestor – Margaret Alice Maloney (1855-1915)
52 Ancestors – Week 2018-04 By Don Taylor A pearl of Ireland, Margaret (or Marguerite) came to America as a teenager. It is unclear if she came alone or with her parents, but my suspicion is she came alone. Life … Continue reading
Donna Darling Collection – Part 22
Treasure Chest Thursday By Don Taylor For this week’s Treasure Chest Tuesday, I’m looking at several clippings from the Donna Darling Collection that relate to her playing at the Capital Theater.[i] The first clipping is an article about “New Entertainment … Continue reading
Posted in Donna Montran, Treasure Chest Thursday, Vaudeville
Tagged Capitol Theater, Donna Montran, Lansing, Michigan, Vaudevile
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Review – DNA Painter
Tech Tuesday By Don Taylor Last fall, Blaine Bettinger mentioned in his Facebook group, “Genetic Genealogy Tips & Techniques” an introduction video was available on YouTube for DNA Painter. I respect Blaine’s opinions, so I knew that I wanted to … Continue reading
Posted in DNA, Peterson Paternity, Tech Tuesday, Website Reviews
Tagged Brown, DNA, Glennis, Roberts
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Don’t give up communicating with that match
DNA – Roberts In 2016, my number 3 match In Family Finder (Family Tree DNA) was a 2nd to a 4th cousin with whom I shared 100cM of DNA. We shared a couple big chunks on Chromosome 3; there was … Continue reading
