Helping the present understand the past
Welcome to Tombstone Tuesday! Today we’re still looking at family tombstones in Anselm Lutheran Cemetery in Anselm, Ransom, North Dakota. Today’s tombstone belongs to my paternal first cousin, twice removed, Florence Bertha Irene Altman. Tombstone for Florence Bertha Irene Altman (tombstone only reads Irene B.F. Altman) Anselm Lutheran Cemetery in Anselm, Ransom, North Dakota Florence…
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So as I said previously, I’ve fallen off the genealogy bandwagon for a few years due to general life-stuff and have just recently gotten back into actively pursuing leads. Since getting back into active mode I decided to start following some blogs and joining some FaceBook groups to help me with organization, motivation and brick…
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Here we are at another edition of Follow Friday. Today I’m spotlighting Ancestoring, a family history blog written by Michele Simmons Lewis is a professional genealogist who writes a blog geared toward the beginner and intermediate researcher. As I was cruising thru the plethora of posts on her blog, I ran into one that grabbed…
Welcome to another Around the Town Thursday! Now I know what you’re thinking: “A bridge?? You’re writing about a bridge??” But this isn’t just any bridge. Today I’m highlighting the Twelfth Street Viaduct Bridge in the West Bottoms of Kansas City, Missouri. Mid-level of the Twelfth Street Viaduct Bridge Native Kansas Citians will recognize this…
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Welcome to another edition of Tombstone Tuesday. Continuing with the family buried in Anselm Lutheran Cemetery, today’s tombstone belongs to my paternal great-uncle, Clarence Harvey Altman. Tombstone of Ludwig, Ida and Clarence Harvey Altman Anselm Lutheran Cemetery in Anselm, Ransom, North Dakota Clarence Harvey was the first of four children of Ludwig Wilhelm Altman and…