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Charles F. Schlotterbeck
Where did the name “Frederick” come from? Sometimes it is the simple things that can be questionable. For example, Charles Fred. Schlotterbeck’s name. On Ancestry.Com there are 2 trees which indicate his name as Charles F. Schlotterbeck. Almost every document … Continue reading
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Tagged Maryland, Runple, Schlotterbeck, Schmidt, West Virginia
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Oklahoma County (OK) Clerk Records and Bertha Mariam White Burlison Gardner
Oklahoma County (OK) Clerk Records I am amazed at what is available online today. Documents I would have never thought to look for 10 years ago are now readily accessible online. In my Burlison Project, I was seeking to know … Continue reading
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Tagged Burlison, Burlison Project, Oklahoma, Sunny Lane Cemetery, White
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Herbert Winfield Whitten (1883-1967)
Whitten Project Introduction My Whitten Project reminded me of just how much information can be found using Ancestry.Com. Really, it is an amazing resource. In the case of my researching Herbert Winfield Whitten, I found a lot of information on … Continue reading
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Tagged Libby, Maine, Murphy, Project Whitten, Whitten, York County
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Elizabeth LNUs
Randy Seaver’s blog, Genea-Musings, often gets me thinking about things. His recent blog posting, “How Many Elizabeth “LNUs” are in Your Family Tree Database,” got me wondering, how many do I have? In my trees, women without known spinster surnames … Continue reading
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Tagged Brown/Montran, Elizabeth Humphery, Elizabeth Mannin, Elizabeth Posey, Genea-Musings, Genealogy, Randy Seaver
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Ruth Grace Montran Cologne (1897-1993)
Only recently have I come to the determination that Ruth Grace Montran is my grandmother’s (Madonna Mae Montran) half sister and that they shared the same father, John F. Montran. In my attempt to prove or disprove that relationship, I’ve … Continue reading
