Category Archives: Research Tips

Don’s Genealogy News – 17 January 2021

Posted on January 17, 2021 by Don Taylor

Don Taylor Genealogy Photo Friday I analyzed five more packets of negatives from the Ethel Wight Studio Collection. See Part 12 – Dexter, Dixon, Dodge (2), & Doherty Mrs. G. N. Deexter – 129 Pleasant St, Portland, ME Cynthia Alberta … Continue reading →

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Don’s Genealogy News – 10 January 2021

Posted on January 10, 2021 by Don Taylor

Photo Friday I analyzed five more packets of negatives from the Ethel Wight Studio Collection. See Part 11 – Curtis, Davis (2), Derosier, & Dexter. Mary Derosier (1914-1994) Donald Davis (1907-1972) Four children of Hartley A. & Mary T. Davis … Continue reading →

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Don’s Genealogy News – 3 January 2021

Posted on January 3, 2021 by Don Taylor

Scarborough Historical Society Added book: Grandfather Tales of Scarborough by Augustus Freedom Moulton. Uploaded to  Digital Maine & Internet Archive because it came out of copyright on January 1st. (See Blogs Below.) Greater Portland Chapter of the Maine Genealogical Society Had … Continue reading →

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Don Taylor Genealogy – 2020 Year in Review

Posted on December 31, 2020 by Don Taylor

The primary purpose of my blog is to help me understand my genealogical findings. It is like a diary or journal that helps me to focus on what I know. It helps me to stay focused not to become distracted. … Continue reading →

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Family Search’s “Family History Activities”

Posted on December 8, 2020 by Don Taylor

Tuesday Tips By Don Taylor I was reading Randy Seaver’s blog, Genea-Musings, where he used FamilySearch’s Famous Relatives and found he was related to Lucille Ball. I thought that is kind of cool. I wonder if I am related also. … Continue reading →

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