Wouldn’t this make you laugh out loud??
When our youngest grandson was quite a bit younger, our son snapped this picture of Ellis clowning around. He knew he was funny ~ you can see that in his eyes!
Want to see a cute little guy?
He came to visit today! and he came compliments of Terry Thornton as a thank you for participating in the “Getting to Know You” Challenge.” Ain’t he cute? Genea-Blogger Gnome As much as I like the little guy, I realize he’s only here for a visit and then he’s on to the next blog. Well,…
Getting to Know me, Getting to know Linda in Lancaster, PA
My father appointed me the job as Family Historian upon his death. He didn’t know it, but he did. I wrote about that in one of my blogs . I accepted the assignment willingly and have never looked back with regret! The assignment gave me a new appreciation for my family, both living and formerly…
These Just Tickle my Funny Bone!
On my trip to California in June to visit family, I wanted a family group picture of each family (I have two children) and these were my favorites out of the group. I love the laughter and lightness in each picture, and I smile each time I see both of these pictures. I love this…
My Treasure Chest Overfloweth
When I first saw this challenge, I thought it would be easy. Well, it’s not! I walked up to the attic, my office, and looked around. It’s a real mess up there because I don’t take the time to file! I looked at the the filing basket in my bookcase ~ full! I looked at…
Susan and Sarah! Sisters! and both married Jacob.
The Obituary: Lancaster Daily Intelligencer, Tuesday, July 12, 1882: DEATHS: COLE – In this city, July 11, Susannah, relict of the late Abraham Cole, in the 82nd year of her age. Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son-in-law, T.A. Albright, No. 337 West King street,…
I’m on a mission! I found some new Church Records!
Church records are probably my favorite documents. Even though a lot of the information is not quite accurate, they are full of clues and fun to read! I love Baptismal records that indicate “supposed father.” I love marriage records that indicate one party (or both) were widowed and I love death records that give the…
