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Welcome to Genealogy By Ginger!: Louise's Lost Files - Certificate of Marriage

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Welcome to Genealogy By Ginger! Saturday, March 7, 2015. Louise's Lost Files - Certificate of Marriage. This is part of my Louise's Lost Files Series. In which I share with my readers some of the items I am inventorying, scanning and posting that came from my great-grandmother, Louise Lasiter's house in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Marriage Certificate Louise Benson and James Putman Lasiter, from the personal collection of Ginger R. Smith. That on the Second day of December in the year of our Lord 1931,. Louise...

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Welcome to Genealogy By Ginger!: September 2014

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Welcome to Genealogy By Ginger! Thursday, September 25, 2014. New Family Tree Settings for ftDNA. A couple of weeks ago, FamilyTreeDNA (ftDNA) revamped their family tree tool on their website. You can access your family tree by clicking on the "Family Tree" button in the middle of your profile page. These are all good improvements. However, there is one thing you should be aware of: Your tree now comes with a default setting. Of showing people born in the last 100 years as "Private.". I don't have an ans...

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Welcome to Genealogy By Ginger!: October 2014

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Welcome to Genealogy By Ginger! Sunday, October 12, 2014. Annie O'Neal's Will, Johnston Co., NC 1829. The will of Annie O'Neal. Annie O'Neal was the wife of Zachariah O'Neal. Who wrote his will in Johnston County, North Carolina in March 1796. Annie wrote her will August 17th, 1829 and it was proved in Johnston County February 1835 court. Will of Anna O'Neal, 1835, Johnston Co NC Original Will Records, C.R. 056.801.8,. Will of Anna O'Neal, 1835, Johnston Co NC Original Will Records, C.R. 056....Will of A...

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Welcome to Genealogy By Ginger!: Looking for Agee Ancestors - Building my Match Trees

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Welcome to Genealogy By Ginger! Sunday, February 15, 2015. Looking for Agee Ancestors - Building my Match Trees. In my last post. Citation Title: Public Member Tree Submitted by 5haags. Citation Detail: "Rapp/Knutson Family Tree," submitted by 5haags, accessed 02 February 2015; AncestryDNA match to Ginger Smith. Possible Common ancestor is Mathieu Agee. Citation Text: This is where I enter the ancestor's name, place and date of birth and death and any other information pertaining to the data being cited.

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Welcome to Genealogy By Ginger!: Looking for Wills at the NC State Archives - Updated

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Welcome to Genealogy By Ginger! Thursday, June 16, 2011. Looking for Wills at the NC State Archives - Updated. In 2008 I wrote a post, “Looking for Wills at the NC State Archives”. In which I talked about how to use the NC State Archives’ online catalog ( MARS. Search Engine. This is how I went about finding the last will and testament for Henry Williams in Caswell County, NC:. NC State Archives webpage. Click on the MARS. Because I want to look in a specific resource –. The Mitchell’s Will Index. 8211; ...

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Genealogy Junkie : Tombstone Tuesday ~ Susannah Jane Wilson Sapaugh

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All Roads Lead to Arkansas. Coloring Outside the Lines. Tombstone Tuesday Susannah Jane Wilson Sapaugh. Susannah was my 3 greats grand aunt. Terri @ Coloring Outside the Lines. Jennifer A. Jilks. September 4, 2015 at 6:36 AM. What a great idea for a blog! Im working on a tree, but being adopted, its not quite a big project! ツ) from Cottage Country Ontario. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Battle of Liberty Gap. Greenville District South Carolina. Hot Spring County Arkansas. Little River County Arkansas.

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Genealogy Junkie : Rebecca Adeline Buster Victor & Elizabeth Buster (Hopson?)

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All Roads Lead to Arkansas. Coloring Outside the Lines. Rebecca Adeline Buster Victor and Elizabeth Buster (Hopson? Rebecca Adeline Buster was born in 1846, the fourth child of Samuel Woods and Jane Moss Buster. She, along with her sister Elizabeth (b. 1834) and brothers Joseph, John and Eliga, were all born in Hempstead County Arkansas, near Mound Prairie (later known as Columbus). Another researcher has suggested that there was a female child born to Rebecca and Thomas, named Betty, born about 1871, an...

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Porch Swings, Fireflies, and Jelly Jars: Eugene Albert Renfro

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Porch Swings, Fireflies, and Jelly Jars. Sunday, August 2, 2015. 169; Kathy Duncan, 2015. Eugene Albert Renfro, born 12 June 1872 in Cooper, Delta County, Texas, was the son of James W. And Julia (Smith) Renfro. He married Myrtis Rattan in Delta County, Texas on 8 Dec 1892. He gave a lengthy and interesting account of his family's migration, which will be recounted here. 8 June 1900, Pct 1, Delta County, Texas:. Renfro Albert Head W M b. Jun 1872 27 M 7 b. TX fb. TN mb. GA. Waldo R. Son M W 20? Renfro, A...

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Porch Swings, Fireflies, and Jelly Jars: Floyd Lane Renfro

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Porch Swings, Fireflies, and Jelly Jars. Sunday, August 2, 2015. 169; Kathy Duncan, 2015. Floyd Lane, son of John M. Renfro. And Mary Ann Harmon, was born on 16 November 1890 in Cooper, Delta County, Texas. He married Jettie Carter. Floyd Lane Renfro's WWI registration card states he was of McCaulley, Jones Co., TX, b. 16 Nov 1890 in Cooper, TX and that he had a wife and one child. 17 and 19 1920, Prct 5, Jones County, Texas:. Renfro, John M Head M W 68 M b. TN fb. TN mb. TN. Pauline daughter F W? Correc...

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Porch Swings, Fireflies, and Jelly Jars: July 2015

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Porch Swings, Fireflies, and Jelly Jars. Sunday, July 12, 2015. 169; Kathy Duncan, 2015. My genealogy blog will continue here. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. House built by my grandfather, Willie Sargent Chapman. The new owners put a porch swing in the spot where the original hung. More of Kathy's books ». Back To School Supplies For The Teacher. Saturday Night Genealogy Fun - Survey of Genealogy Activities. Researching Beyond Census Records. All of Find A Grave...

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About "Good to Know: A Genealogist's Guide". A multi-discipline approach to genealogy - A genealogist's way of working generally encompasses several different fields of study at once, thus the more well-rounded your genealogist is concerning various disciplines of study, the better that genealogist will be able to locate your ancestors, and maybe even tell you a little about what they were like. Tuesday, March 22, 2011. Even though they are written by different authors, the three I've read so far are all...

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Porch Swings, Fireflies, and Jelly Jars. Tuesday, August 11, 2015. Morris Gilbert Watson, Sr. 169; Kathy Duncan, 2015. Morris Gilbert Watson Sr., son of Enos Albert and Mary Etta (Kizer). Watson, was born 15 May 1903 in Cooper, Delta County, Texas. He died 13 November 1977 in LaMesa, Dawson County, Texas and is buried next to his wife Mae Montogomery in Belvieu Cemetery in Rotan, Fisher County, Texas. 9 Jan 1920, Roby, Fisher County, Texas:. Etta Wife F W 41 M b. TX fb. TX mb. TN. Mrs MG. Watson. Source:...

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Porch Swings, Fireflies, and Jelly Jars: Alma L. (Whittenburg) Bingham

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Porch Swings, Fireflies, and Jelly Jars. Tuesday, August 4, 2015. Alma L. (Whittenburg) Bingham. 169; Kathy Duncan, 2015. Alma Loraine Renfro, daughter of Lillie Mae (Renfro). And Eugene Kerr Whittenburg, was born 19 Nov 1910 in Texas and died 14 June 1012 in Anson, Texas. She married Charles Dorsey Bingham in 1927. He was born 17 November 1906 and died 28 November 1987. They are both buried in Neinda Cemetery, Neinda, Jones County, Texas. 15 April 1930, Pct 5, Jones Co., TX:. Whittenburg on November 19,.

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Welcome to Genealogy By Ginger! Sunday, January 3, 2016. Louise's Lost Files - Scanning Best Practices for Photographs. Although JPEG is the standard format for saving images to your digital camera, hard drive, and email, it is a good idea to save your scanned photograph files as TIFF rather than JPEG because TIFF files do not lose resolution each time you open, close, and save a file. You can think of a JPEG file as a kind of compressed file which loses resolution each time it is used. Photo: This is a ...

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