Category Archives: Darling

Florence Darling – Death Certificate

Posted on May 5, 2013 by Don Taylor

I received Florence Darling’s Certificate of Death from the Pennsylvania Department of Health. (See my previous blog for details on ordering PA Death Certificates.)  The certificate included some interesting information and insights. Her husband, Robert H. Darling was the informant. He provided … Continue reading →

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Gebert Huber and Anna Altman

Posted on February 21, 2013 by Don Taylor

By Don Taylor As I mentioned before, I was excited to find the Huber/Trumpi Marriage Record in the Wisconsin Marriages 1836-1930.  It gave me John Huber’s birthplace, parents’ names, and Bertha Trumpi’s parents’ names.  I decided to order the film of the … Continue reading →

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Ancestry Board opens Huber & Trumpi Research

Posted on February 4, 2013 by Don Taylor

Sometimes the world opens up for you suddenly based upon a tiny bit of information. I decided to focus on John Huber and Bertha Trumpi.  They arrived in the States separately, bothin 1903. They settled in the Swiss Colonies of … Continue reading →

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Georgia Virtual Vault & Edward Lamb McAllister

Posted on January 27, 2013 by Don Taylor

By Don Taylor I’m taking a genealogy course with the Cobb County Genealogical Society, with whom I am a member. Although I’ve done many webinars, I’ve never taken an official class in genealogy.  I have been asked on a couple … Continue reading →

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Pennsylvania Death Indice – Gold Mine

Posted on January 19, 2013 by Don Taylor

Huber Research   The Huber side of the family is one shrouded in mystery.  Because my wife’s grandmother died when my wife’s mother was only four years old, and there were no siblings, very little was known about her.  I … Continue reading →

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