Category Archives: GenBlog

I have many brick walls, but this one is kinda tricky.  Feel free to weigh in. Here’s what I know: My great-great-grandparents were Emil MILLER and Hulda WACH.  Both were born in Germany in immigrated to the U.S.  They were married in Chicago, Cook, Illinois […]

A week or so ago, I challenged my fellow Genea-Bloggers to decide what family heirlooms they would risk saving in the even of a disaster.  I received 10 responses with an array of precious treasures.  So, without further ado, let’s open the treasure chest and […]

I’ve been busy catching up on the last 55 editions of the Carnival of Genealogy. Since I’ve only been involved with the blog community since July of this year, I’ve had a LOT of reading to do. Although the list is available at the Blog […]

The New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS) has started a new project to collect family sketches for each household enumerated in the 1790 census for Western Massachusetts.

To me and my hubby, Jim! We’ve been married five years today.        

The Carnival of Genealogy – 56th Edition challenged us to choose our top ten essential books for our genealogical research. Short, sweet, and to-the-point, here’s my list.

In a recent post, I stated that I was going to create a disaster plan to figure out what is important for me to save if a disaster were to occur.  I challenged others to do the same and will post their responses in a […]

Weekly column sharing birth, marriage, and death events for people in my family tree.