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My Love of Old Photos - I love old photos, especially when they are of my family.   I know that I've said it before.  In reading some of the old letters that I have, I found a wonderful comment about photos made by my great, great uncle. "It is a most useful art, this photographing, by which one can from one end of the world to the other [send] a pretty cor... - 2012/05/12

The Essence of Genealogy - Here you will find a poem that I found in a "Birthday Book" that belonged to my Grandma. It was the book's dedication by Rev. Hugo W. Hoffmann. I think it represents some of what genealogy is all about. "If stories of dry and learned lore we gain, We keep them in the memory of the brain; Names, things, and facts - whate'er we knowledge call - Ther... - 2012/05/09

O'Brien's - Griffith's Valuation - Near Castleconnell, Limerick, Ireland around 1864   Stradbally, Limerick:   O'Brien Bridget Park O'Brien Connor Derrylusk  O'Brien Cornelius Lacka O'Brien Daniel Coolready O'Brien Daniel Lacka O'Brien Denis Montpelier Vill of Montp O'Brien Denis River Shannon   O'Brien Honoria Cln&comms (Castleconnell) O'Brien John Montpeli... - 2012/05/05

In the stone breakers' yard: 3 May - 12 May 1916 - On this day, 3 May 1916, in the stone breakers' yard of Kilmainham Gaol Dublin, three men were executed by firing squad for their roles as leaders of the Easter Rising. The three were Padráig (Patrick) Pearse, Thomas Clarke, and Thomas MacDonagh. For many, Pearse is probably the best known of the leaders, since it was he who read the Proclamation ... - 2012/05/03

O'Brien's in Ireland to Australia and onto California - Part 6 - At this point in the game, I hope for more information about Kate O'Brien's family in Australia.  I certainly long to know her full origins in Ireland.  What I have is a good start.  Photos are always one of my favorite parts of genealogy. The following is a Flanagan photo but in reality all of the people in this photo are also O'Bri... - 2012/05/02

'To grandmother's house I go...' - When I was a young child at school, it seemed to me as though I was the only one without a grandmother, and I felt this absence keenly. Even those children who had lost their parents, somehow managed to hang on to their grandmothers. Some were being raised by them; some had their grandmothers living close by, or at most a few miles away. It was eas... - 2012/04/30