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Dust On My Boots. Rohrer Mossman Halvorsen Greenwade Puser Raiche Beaulieu Mosher. O don duck Rohrer. Port of Tweedmouth, England. (Click photo to view enlargement). Thomas James Mossman and Mary Ann Lewis are my 3x great-grandparents. They are the parents of my 2x great-grandfather William Fredrick Mossman, the husband of my 2x great-grandmother Clara. They are from my father’s mother’s family line. Captain Thomas James Mossman. Was born in 1 April 1801 in Tweedmouth, Northumberland, England. Mary Ann M...

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Past-Present-Future: January 2014

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Discovering Genealogy, One Ancestor at a Time. Wednesday, January 1, 2014. Happy 2014 to all and a special happy blogiversary to Past-Present-Future which is two years old today! Though I have not been posting as regularly, it's been a good year on the blog. There have been some very popular posts, great feedback and lots of comments from my readers, recognition from the online genealogy blogging community, and connection to long lost cousins. The top 10 all time popular posts are as follows:. Hope to se...

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My name is Kerry. I like dead people. How I Make Money. Stuff I Personally Own and Recommend. Hey, where’s the job hunting stuff? 9 Things You Need To Know Before You Go to RootsTech/FGS. One of my Albuquerque genealogy friends is going to RootsTech/FGS this week. It’s her first genealogy visit to Salt Lake City. She asked me for planning tips, and I am responding with this post at the last possible minute (sorry, Wendy). Here are the nine things I want her to know:. Bring an extension cord. They have a ...

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Past-Present-Future: May 2014

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Discovering Genealogy, One Ancestor at a Time. Friday, May 30, 2014. Friday's Faces From the Past: Smokey, Flossie and Skippy. Early in the month of May, when I was hoping for some sunshine, I posted a summary photo of my great-grandmother Minnie, visiting her nieces and nephews in Atlantic City. Sidney (Smokey), Flossie and Herb (Skippy) Crane c.1927. Posted by Smadar Belkind Gerson. Friday, May 30, 2014. Fridays Faces From the Past. Wednesday, May 14, 2014. Breaking the Brick Wall - Step By Step. I hav...

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Yvonne's Genealogy Blog: 52 Ancestors (2015)

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A blog about my French-Canadian ancestry and my husband's Russian roots. Fred Belair Ancestor Page. 4 Dorothée Brassard, a 17th century woman. 5 Fedosia Savinkoff, possibly a plough woman. 7 Marguerite Bouvret – her 1829 burial record finally found. 23 Anne Jousselot, “serial marry-er”. 25 Little House on the (Canadian) Prairie. 27 Three Captives and an Immigrant. 28 From Rouyn, Quebec to Nobel, Ontario. 30 Josephte Adam, a challenging ancestor. 31 Wasyl Cazakoff, From Russia to Canada. It’s been t...