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Rattling Old Bones: April 2015

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Rattling Old Bones: Writing a Family History. Friday, April 3, 2015. Changes Are A Comin' to the D. A. Troutman Family. During the decade between 1900 and 1910, my paternal great-grandparents Daniel A. and America Troutman’s family experienced upheaval. Following a roving trend set by Daniel himself when he left North Carolina, two of their children moved to Missouri. In 1910, their firstborn, Laura Estelle and her husband W. T. Worley lived in Dry Creek, Howell County, Missouri. [1]. Photo of Tell and S...

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While many chapter members hold a variety of additional academic degrees, this roster follows the guidelines of APG and lists only those credentials directly related to genealogy. Glossary of Acronyms and Abbreviations. Members Accepting Clients and/or Speaking Engagements. Click on a name, where linked, to see more about the member. Most members research in the Washington DC metro area, but additional regional specialties are shown. 1685 34th Street NW. Washington, DC 20007. Bethesda, MD 20816. Geograph...

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Genealogy Journeys: Meet the Sponsor: RootsMagic

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The adventures of genealogists Gena Philibert-Ortega, MA and Jean Wilcox Hibben, Ph.D.,CG. Monday, June 1, 2015. Meet the Sponsor: RootsMagic. Are you relying on the Internet to access your family tree? Sounds simple and easy, but there are some significant disadvantages to having an on-line tree and even more potential problems if that tree is "public.". An on-line tree requires you to have access to the Internet in order to see your family members. What if you are in a cemetery? I am not suggesting tha...

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Genealogy Journeys: An Interview With Rich Venezia of Rich Roots

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The adventures of genealogists Gena Philibert-Ortega, MA and Jean Wilcox Hibben, Ph.D.,CG. Friday, June 19, 2015. An Interview With Rich Venezia of Rich Roots. We LOVE our Tour sponsors. We hope you enjoy learning more about their services. Here's an interview with our sponsor Rich Venezia of Rich Roots Genealogy. He's an important resource for those searching for their Italian ancestors. Gena: How long have you been a genealogist and what got you started? Almost two years ago exactly. And have nearly 40...

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Rattling Old Bones: May 2015

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Rattling Old Bones: Writing a Family History. Thursday, May 28, 2015. More Changes for D.A. Troutman Family. 1910 was a critical year for Daniel and America's family in other ways besides the absence of their daughter Stelle and their son Clint and their families, who had moved to Missouri (See previous blog. Owning their farm in a beautiful green valley and having five healthy children, Bud and Jennie must have felt that life was good so far for them in 1910. By December, however, Bud was stricken w...

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Rattling Old Bones: The Family Black Sheep (Part 2)

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Rattling Old Bones: Writing a Family History. Thursday, June 25, 2015. The Family Black Sheep (Part 2). I wrote about Jim’s first extramarital affair that produced a child. The second one involved a young woman twenty years younger than he was. Her name was Edna Neal. Apparently, between 1900 and 1910, Edna’s mother Mary died, [2]. For in 1910, Charlie was widowed, boarding at the home of James C. Buchanan, working as a farm laborer, [3]. She may have named the baby after her mother, Mary, and her sister...

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Rattling Old Bones: Changes Are A Comin' to the D. A. Troutman Family

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Rattling Old Bones: Writing a Family History. Friday, April 3, 2015. Changes Are A Comin' to the D. A. Troutman Family. During the decade between 1900 and 1910, my paternal great-grandparents Daniel A. and America Troutman’s family experienced upheaval. Following a roving trend set by Daniel himself when he left North Carolina, two of their children moved to Missouri. In 1910, their firstborn, Laura Estelle and her husband W. T. Worley lived in Dry Creek, Howell County, Missouri. [1]. Photo of Tell and S...

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Rattling Old Bones: March 2015

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Rattling Old Bones: Writing a Family History. Wednesday, March 18, 2015. D A Troutman at Home, 1900. On 1 June 1900, Daniel A. Troutman was 64 years old. [1]. Daniel Absolum Troutman, c. 1900. America Ann Pratt Troutman, c. 1900. At this time, they had seven living children and five grandchildren: Carl, age 7; Harvey Lee, age 4; and Dale Edward, age 1, children of Estelle and Tell Worley [2]. Hallie Mae, age 3, and Eula Lee, age one month, children of Bud and Jennie Troutman. [3]. According to the Sessio...

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Genealogy Journeys: Meet our Sponsor: JAMBOREE and the Jamboree Extension Webinars

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The adventures of genealogists Gena Philibert-Ortega, MA and Jean Wilcox Hibben, Ph.D.,CG. Friday, May 29, 2015. Meet our Sponsor: JAMBOREE and the Jamboree Extension Webinars. It will be my honor to again be a participant at the Southern California Genealogical Society's Jamboree - the 46th Annual, in fact! And while we support their efforts, they have supported ours as one of our Cruise Sponsors. It will be an amazing time. Why did our Ancestors Associate with Apparent Strangers? May 30, 2015 at 8:23 PM.

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Rattling Old Bones: The Black Sheep Had a Good Side, Too.

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Rattling Old Bones: Writing a Family History. Wednesday, August 5, 2015. The Black Sheep Had a Good Side, Too. Despite his philandering and his hot-headedness, my paternal grandfather. S brother, James H. "Jim" Troutman, seems to have been a likeable, energetic, and resourceful person. He was my dad's favorite uncle. At age 24, Jim married Mary Sue. Olinger, 19, daughter of William and Sarah Olinger. It was 17 August 1904. At that time, Jim was a merchant. [1]. D rather wear out than rust out. S raised m...