George C Watson: Suffered & Died Far From Home (#15 of 52 Ancestors)
Yellow fever did not recur; one either died or survived. It came in mysterious, vicious waves, killing anywhere from 12
Read MoreYellow fever did not recur; one either died or survived. It came in mysterious, vicious waves, killing anywhere from 12
Read MoreIn 1772, the Vincent families and others moved from Essex County, New Jersey, to current day Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. For
Read MoreAlmost 3 years ago, I came across the obituary of Bethuel Vincent (1798-1828), my 5th great grandfather’s youngest son, posted
Read MoreFor centuries children have worked to help their families. They have helped their parents farm, run stores, and do other
Read MoreMy great, great grandfather, Augustus L Merrill (or A. L. Merrill), was a census taker in 1900. In 1910, he
Read MoreMy great, great grandmother, Sarah Jane (Eastwood) Merrill, had evidently been ill for five years when a “marked change in
Read MoreMy Vincent ancestors moved from Essex County, New Jersey to Northumberland County, Pennsylvania in the mid to late 1700s. During
Read MoreRandy Seaver posted his weekly Saturday Night Genealogy Challenge and I’m a few days late, but decided to give it
Read MoreI’m excited to be participating in this year’s “52 Ancestor Challenge” from “No Story Too Small.” Our ancestors are more
Read MoreIn my research, I’ve found three situations when a surname is used as a middle name. 1. HONORING A FAMOUS
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