com - another scam site? Germans in the Eastern Cape. It began on Tuesday, when this appeared outside our front gate.

Life is made of stories. 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks. Blogs Participating in 52 Ancestors. Posted in 52 Ancestors Challenge. You can click on the link to the blog near the top of the page.

The parade ground at Fort Ticonderoga. Here I am trying to look my best for the camera. I clearly remember the effort it took to get this picture. For some reason it seemed very important to me. I have a little better understanding now. Willis Deloria with Pauline Bonnett Deloria holding Charles Moore. My Mother Veronica Deloria Moore and me, Charles Moore. My wife Sandra Lyon Moore and our first born Charles.

KB As I See It. Perhaps you heard that Lake Texoma got a lot of rain this year. A couple of weeks ago we drove around to see how the water level was at several of the ramps, marinas and beaches. The pie cooked up a memory. Hungry every minute of the day. He can eat an apple pie.

Not keeping the abuse a secret. Be silent or be shunned. This can be disorienting, disruptive, and anxiety-provoking. Shunned as I am by more family members than not, I sometimes feel akin to a disobedient member of an Amish community experiencing rituals of shaming. In therapy for decade s.

Finding ancestors one step at a time. Under 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks Challenge. I entered Charlotte Poppa into the form on FamilySearch. org and retried the search with various pieces of information each time. I thought maybe I would come across a marriage record. Surprisingly, Lottie Riesenburg t.

In Slave Name Roll Project. In a previous post, Speaking Names. The Slave Name Roll Project. I talked about an initiative to try to give researchers and descendants of slave ancestors hope to bridge the 1870 gap. It is called the Slave Name Roll Project. Started by Schalene Jennings Dagutis at Tangled Roots and Trees. 8220;oldest child of Patience.

I make it up as I go along. In October I decided, rather on a whim, to order a genetics test from 23andMe.

Finding and passing on family stories. Time to feature a long-lived ancestor. My maternal great grandmother was born Emma Baxter. Died from injuries in a car accident in Raton, Colfax County, New Mexico, where he was living at the time of his death at age 64.