Julie's Genealogy & History Hub

In honor of Thanksgiving, I challenged other genea-bloggers to write a quick post naming two things they were thankful for.  The original post, as well as my submission, can be found here. Here is the list of those who submitted a post for the meme: Pam Warren of Granny’s Genealogy Wendy Littrell of All My Branches Genealogy Apple of Apple’s Tree Colleen Johnson of CMJ Office Blog Amy Coffin of We Tree Judy Shubert of Genealogy Traces Randy Seaver of Genea-Musings Kathy Brady-Blake at Kathy’s Genealogy Blog Thomas MacEntee of […]

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

This is a sticker/decal for the Amalgamates Lithographers of America union, Local 4.  I have many lithographers in my family, so I am not sure who this belongs to; I assume it’s my grandfather’s.

My suspicions have been confirmed!  The letter I send Monday was answered by a phone call today, confirming that Tessie is family!  Her son also answered some other questions, provided me with a timeline of who my grandfather lived with over a ten-year period, and confirmed other details.  You can read more in my previous post.

Managing three genea-blogs is quite a feat, and with all my ideas floating around, I feeling as though I’m drowning.  But not to fear…all blogs will remain active, and to ensure that, I created plans for each blog.  The plans contain elements from editorial calendars and communication plans.

On Friday, I had made some headway on my father’s line.  You can read about it here. Over the weekend, I found another piece of information that pretty much tells me I’m a darn good detective.  Below is a brief summary of the finds and why my theory may actually be fact.  (I did send the letters I stated in Friday’s post and hopefully any responses will further my claim.)

Thanksgiving Day is approaching fast.  In honor of this day (and coincidentally my mom’s birthday) I wanted to take a moment to give thanks to all of those who came before us and built this wonderful country we live in. I thought I’d start a meme/game of tag to go along with this.  The challenge… Write a blog post telling us about 2 things you are thankful for. You can post the Thanksgiving Day banner above in your post if you like. Tag one person to spread the love.  Post […]

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