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My Savage Family: May 2011
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Henry Savage and his wife Sarah Power Savage left England on March 12, 1854 with their children John Ebenezer, Sarah, Kezziah, Moroni, and Jamima. They arrived in New Orleans on May 2, 1854 and arrived in Utah in October 1854. Five more children were born to Henry and Sarah in Utah - Rachel, Ebenezer, Alma, Cornelius and Nephi Miles. Ebenezer was my Great Grandfather. Monday, May 30, 2011. I Bet Sarah Power Could Open It! Here's one that made me laugh. Seriously, I was. Wednesday, May 18, 2011. A Talente...
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My Savage Family: June 2011
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Henry Savage and his wife Sarah Power Savage left England on March 12, 1854 with their children John Ebenezer, Sarah, Kezziah, Moroni, and Jamima. They arrived in New Orleans on May 2, 1854 and arrived in Utah in October 1854. Five more children were born to Henry and Sarah in Utah - Rachel, Ebenezer, Alma, Cornelius and Nephi Miles. Ebenezer was my Great Grandfather. Sunday, June 19, 2011. Father's Day 2011 - David Earl Savage. David Earl Savage as a young boy. High School Graduation Photo. From NPR's w...
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My Savage Family: December 2010
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Henry Savage and his wife Sarah Power Savage left England on March 12, 1854 with their children John Ebenezer, Sarah, Kezziah, Moroni, and Jamima. They arrived in New Orleans on May 2, 1854 and arrived in Utah in October 1854. Five more children were born to Henry and Sarah in Utah - Rachel, Ebenezer, Alma, Cornelius and Nephi Miles. Ebenezer was my Great Grandfather. Friday, December 31, 2010. My New Year's Resolution - start a blog. So here I am. Happy New Year! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Picture Wind...
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My Savage Family
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Henry Savage and his wife Sarah Power Savage left England on March 12, 1854 with their children John Ebenezer, Sarah, Kezziah, Moroni, and Jamima. They arrived in New Orleans on May 2, 1854 and arrived in Utah in October 1854. Five more children were born to Henry and Sarah in Utah - Rachel, Ebenezer, Alma, Cornelius and Nephi Miles. Ebenezer was my Great Grandfather. Monday, February 4, 2013. Well, it's time to re-plant and nurture this vineyard! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Blogs I am Following.
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My Savage Family: August 2011
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Henry Savage and his wife Sarah Power Savage left England on March 12, 1854 with their children John Ebenezer, Sarah, Kezziah, Moroni, and Jamima. They arrived in New Orleans on May 2, 1854 and arrived in Utah in October 1854. Five more children were born to Henry and Sarah in Utah - Rachel, Ebenezer, Alma, Cornelius and Nephi Miles. Ebenezer was my Great Grandfather. Tuesday, August 9, 2011. Tech Tuesday - GenSmarts. I have neglected my blogging. I have kicked my scanning to the curb for you. PRESS RELE...
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My Savage Family: Jamboree Madness!
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Henry Savage and his wife Sarah Power Savage left England on March 12, 1854 with their children John Ebenezer, Sarah, Kezziah, Moroni, and Jamima. They arrived in New Orleans on May 2, 1854 and arrived in Utah in October 1854. Five more children were born to Henry and Sarah in Utah - Rachel, Ebenezer, Alma, Cornelius and Nephi Miles. Ebenezer was my Great Grandfather. Friday, June 10, 2011. What a great first day at Jamboree! Spent the rest of the afternoon, emphasis on "spent", at the exhibitor's hall&#...
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The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up!": Agnes Mae Cully
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The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up! Sharing Research of my Cully, Gilliam, and Collins Ancestors. From Slavery to Freedom and the migration from New Bern, NC to Worcester, MA. Agnes Mae Cully was born on May 8, 1900 in Worcester, Massachusetts. She died January 10, 1965 in Los Angeles, California. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Studying and Preparation: Wrapped In Rainbows. Quote by Rina Swentzell (Inside of Book). Looking For The 411: Research. Olive Tree Genealogy Blog. Steven C Per...
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The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up!": Part #5: Daniel Gilliam Found in the Paper Trail: Wanted Dead or Alive
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The Cully Family-An African American Legacy "Moving On Up! Sharing Research of my Cully, Gilliam, and Collins Ancestors. From Slavery to Freedom and the migration from New Bern, NC to Worcester, MA. Friday, June 08, 2012. Part #5: Daniel Gilliam Found in the Paper Trail: Wanted Dead or Alive. Welcome back.If you are new to this post you can see the one prior to this at the following link. http:/ www.thecullyfamily.com/2012/06/part-4-daniel-gilliam-found-in-paper.html. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. So now that...