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August 27, 2015 Dana 6 Comments 3 min read

Something About Mary

LESSON LEARNED: Changing the spelling makes a difference! For the past few weeks, I’ve been working on the family of

August 25, 2015 Dana 6 Comments 4 min read

Summer is basically over as school is back in session this week. I had a wonderful summer with lots of

July 30, 2015 Dana 4 Comments 3 min read

While at GRIP (Genealogical Research Institute of Pittsburgh) last week, the news at dinner one night was that Ancestry had

July 29, 2015 Dana 4 Comments 5 min read

On Saturday, I returned from my second summer at the week-long genealogy institute in Pittsburgh known as GRIP: Genealogical Research Institute

July 18, 2015 Dana 4 Comments 3 min read

This week I had a breakthrough on my Snavely ancestors. I knew my 4x great grandfather, Jacob Coppenbarger (1769-1841) married

June 29, 2015 Dana 1 Comment 2 min read

For the past two years, I’ve bought the video recordings offered by the NGS convention as I haven’t been able

June 24, 2015 Dana 0 Comments 2 min read

While trying to piece together the Correy family puzzle, I came across a book titled Reports of Cases Decided by

June 22, 2015 Dana 2 Comments 2 min read

My newly discovered Correy family of Chester County and nearby Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is potentially the most interesting branch I’ve yet

June 20, 2015 Dana 2 Comments 4 min read

John Vincent, a veteran of the War of 1812, was declared by the Court to be a “habitual drunkard” in

June 13, 2015 Dana 1 Comment 1 min read

Sarah Jane (Watson) Stewart, was only 27 years old when she died in 1853. She’d been married to John Q