Helping the present understand the past
It’s Friday and we all know what that means…Follow Friday! Today we’re looking at A Southern Sleuth, a journey along with Michelle Taggart as she searches for her southern roots. I don’t limit myself to only reading blogs about genealogy that only applies to my genealogical situation. I read about Croatian genealogy, Jewish genealogy and…
It’s Tuesday again and you know what that means…that’s right, it’s another edition of Tombstone Tuesday. Continuing with the family buried in Anselm Lutheran Cemetery, today’s tombstone belongs to my paternal great-grandmother, Ida Marie (Krueger) Altman. Tombstone of Ludwig, Ida and Clarence Harvey Anselm Lutheran Cemetery in Anselm, Ransom, North Dakota Ida Marie was the…
Continuing my series on family tree apps for iGadgets, this week I’m reviewing LiveHistory. If you’re just tuning in, I’ve previously reviewed GedView and Heredis. LiveHistory LiveHistory is still considered a fairly young app. I can’t recall where I learned about LiveHistory at, maybe FaceBook, maybe a blog post on another blog, but they were…
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I have been bitten by the blog bug. Ever since discovering genealogy blogs I’ve been looking for good ones to follow, so Geneabloggers’ blog listing is a genealogical Christmas for me. I’m slowly making my way through the listing of over 3,000 blogs and finding some really good ones! I am so excited about this…
Welcome to another edition of Tombstone Tuesday. Today we’re jumping states from Missouri to North Dakota and jumping families, as well, from my maternal side to my paternal side. Located just over an hour west of Fargo, North Dakota and 15 minutes west of Lisbon, Anselm is a small unincorporated farming community. I’m sure if…