Genealogy

Travel Thursday - Hoover Dam In 2005, I spent nine months on the road with the Texican, my hubby, when he was a truck driver. We traveled in all 48 of the contiguous United States, and literally have thousands of photographs to prove it! We had an awesome time! more... - 2013/05/23

Wordless Wednesday - Grandma and the Sisters 1961 more... - 2013/05/22

Tombstone Tuesday - Roy Dayton Faudree Roy Dayton Faudree ROY D. FAUDREE WEST VIRGINIA PVT 9 BN US GUIARDS WORLD WAR I NOV 19 1891 AUG 24 1952 Born in Sweet Springs, Monroe County, West Virginia to Stephen Ledford FAUDREE and his wife Eliza Catherine CARNEFIX, Roy was one of 10 children more... - 2013/05/21

Amaneunsis Monday - Jacob E. Wickline's First Marriage When great-grandmother, Eliza Carnifix Faudree was but three years of age, her father died in the Civil War. [George Carnefix - b.1831, d. 1864]. Her mother, Mary Susan Daugherty Carnefix married a few years later to Jacob Elijah Wickline. Seldom have I seen mention of Jacob's first wife, howe more... - 2013/05/20

Singing on Sunday - Precious Lord Take My Hand No one can sing this old hymn quite like the beautiful and talented Lulu Roman! more... - 2013/05/19

L is for Laws of Migration Laws of Migration E.G. (Ernest George) Ravenstein E.G. (Ernest George) Ravenstein was born in Frankfurt am Main, Germany to a family of cartographers. When he was 18 years old he became a pupil of Dr. August Heinrich Petermann. After moving to England, Ravenstein became a naturalized British Subjec more... - 2013/05/18