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Author Archives: Don Taylor
Hypothesis: Lenora Busbee’s Parents
Howell/Vinson/Busbee Line By Don Taylor [Occasionally, I am asked about my process of solving difficult genealogical process and breaking through brick walls. The following describes one of my methods.]Â Lenora Busbee is one of the brick walls I have on … Continue reading
Posted in Howell-Hobbs, General Help
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Ancestor Bio – Horace Upton Newcomb (1877-1956)
By Don Taylor Born in Canada, Horace Newcomb immigrated to the United States as a child. He lived a simple life as a carpenter in Boston and Cumberland County, Maine. Blanchard Project 2017 – Ancestor #10 List of Grandparents: Grandmother: … Continue reading
Ancestor Bio – Emily C Galella (1915-2000
By Don Taylor I find it important to look at all ancestors using my regular process, even if I know quite a bit about the individual from the start. That process includes finding the individual in all of the census … Continue reading
Posted in Crutchfield
Tagged Emily Galella, Emily Crutchfield, Danato Mario Galella, Anna Marie (Santore) Galella
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Donna Darling Collection – Part 20
Treasure Chest Thursday By Don Taylor For this week’s Treasure Chest Tuesday, I am looking at three clippings from the Donna Darling Collection that indicate she played at three different Broadway Theaters; B.S. Moss’ Broadway theater in New York, The … Continue reading
Posted in Donna Darling and Sammy Clark Revue, Treasure Chest, California Bathing Girls (1925), Donna Darling Revue, Donna Montran
Tagged Lola St. Clair, Helen Travisand, Earl Lindsay, Marie Thompson, Tom Rooney, Adrian Wally, Bobby Tremaine, Broadway Theater, New York, Butte, New Jersey, Long Branch, Montana, Alice Dean, Alice Eldridge, Dorothy Smith
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2nd Great-Grandaunt – Deidamia Darling (1813-?)
Following the children sometimes is the key. By Don Taylor This week I looked at the life of Deidamia Darling. She is the daughter of Abner Darling (1780-1839) and Sally Ann Munsell (1784-?). Through researching Deidamia, I learned that Sally Ann … Continue reading
