We know that the friends were in the town of Kearneysville, Jefferson County, West Virginia but we do not find the headstone anymore. We were told that a car flew off the road and knocked down several tombstones. We assume her headstone was one of them.

A Multi-volume Dissertation on Nothing. Including the odd AU or GU cards. When our respective stacks get to critical mass, they get bundled up and sent on their way. Thanks again for the trade, Bob! March 5, 2018.

Where family and history come together. 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks. Thursday, August 13, 2015. When I started researching William J. Walter, his wife Mary L. Walter and daughter Mary V. , I ran into problems. There were several men named William Walter living in Adams County, Pennsylvania, during the same time as my William J. They are likely all related but the sheer number of men with the same name was giving me fits.

This gallery contains 1 photo. Marion Leldon Watts This is the story of a cousin found through y-dna matching. DNA Adoption Story I was born in Ventura, California in May of 1956 and was adopted when I was about 2 weeks old. I was raised in a suburb of Los Angeles.

Trying to get rich and famous by chasing unicorns. Aunt Carol grimaced at the monster. At all that unfolded, polychromatic laundry piled on her couch. Her stomach churned with worry. There was just so much, so much, to do, and not enough getting done. Should she tackle the monster right now, or should she go grocery shopping? Better go to the grocery store. But for the past several weeks the suspicion kept nagging.

One of my first posts on this blog was about my second great-grandfather, Charlie Scott Bishop. In that post, I noted his children, and a careful reader might note that in addition to my great-grandfather, William Taylor Bishop. However, my recent research on the Dallas family.