Did 2 Sisters & 1 Brother Marry 2 Brothers & 1 Sister?
My fourth great grandparents, Jacob Coppenbarger (1769-1841) and Catharine Ann Snavely (1780-1857) had a dozen known children: 7 sons &
Read MoreMy fourth great grandparents, Jacob Coppenbarger (1769-1841) and Catharine Ann Snavely (1780-1857) had a dozen known children: 7 sons &
Read MoreHere, on May 14, 1832, the first engagement of the Black Hawk War took place. When 275 Illinois militiamen under
Read MoreMy great, great grandparents, Josiah Randolph Coppenbarger & Elizabeth (Bennett) Coppenbarger, lived in the small community of Ashton, Kansas near
Read MoreRandy’s Saturday Night Genealogy Fun challenge tonight is to see if you have any ancestors or cousins that share your
Read MoreThis morning I watched DearMYRTLE’s video, “AncestryDNA Matches with Angie Bush.” Angie is DearMYRTLE’s “DNA expert.” She started by explaining
Read MoreAs I prepared for my genealogy road trip to Kansas, I wanted to organize my paperwork so I could share
Read MoreOf course we expect to find death records of our relatives. But, this is the kind of death you don’t
Read MoreMay 31st, 1899. An electrical storm bursts upon the small town of Ashton, Kansas during the late evening hours. Thunder
Read MoreRandy posts a weekly Saturday Night Genealogy Fun challenge over at Genea-Musings. Tonight’s challenge is about your August genealogical “finds.”
Read MoreRandy has posted his latest Saturday Night Genealogy Fun challenge on GeneaMusings. This week’s challenge is titled “Two Degrees of
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