Follow Friday

You never know what you might have missed while searching the web and reading all your messages that’s why I enjoy sharing some of these blogs. I’ve not listed them in any particular order just wanted so share some that caught my attention. Enjoy!

 

A Southern Sleuth – “In Your Easter Bonnet”

posted on March 29,2016

posted by Michelle Ganus Taggart

Gena’s Genealogy – “Women’s History Month 2016: Tip #28 What’s HER Name??”

posted on March 29, 2016

posted by Gena Philibert-Ortega

 

How Did I Get Here? My Amazing Genealogy Journey – “Fearless Females: Genealogy Trading Card for Carrie Ethel Whitney Harrison”

posted on March 29, 2016

posted by Andrea Kelleher

 

South Carolina Pioneers – “Marlboro County Probate Records”

posted on March 25, 2016

posted by Jeannette Austin

 

Follow Friday

You never know what you might have missed while searching the web and reading all your messages that’s why I enjoy sharing some of these blogs. I’ve not listed them in any particular order just wanted so share some that caught my attention. Enjoy!

 Olive Tree Genealogy – “Creating a Family Story and Memory Book”

posted on March 23, 2016

posted by Lorine McGinnis Schulze

 

The Pioneer/Honeymoon Trail – “Day 1 of 44 – Slagtown (Week 1)”

posted on March 22, 2016

posted by Grant Davis

 

A Family Tapestry – “Remember the Iceberg”

posted on March 24, 2016

posted by Jacqi Stevens

 

Follow Friday

You never know what you might have missed while searching the web and reading all your messages that’s why I enjoy sharing some of these blogs. I’ve not listed them in any particular order just wanted to share some that caught my attention. Enjoy!

Southern Graves – “Myrtle Lawrence Southern Tenant Farmer Union Organizer (Women’s History Post)”

posted on March 16, 2016

posted by Stephanie Lincecum

 

'On a flesh and bone foundation': An Irish History -  "Those Places Thursday: The Wonderful Barn, Leixlip, County Kildare"

posted on March 10, 2016

posted by Irisheyes Jennifer

 

Heirlooms Reunited - "1857-1862 Autograph Album, Presumably Owned by Laura V.F.Overlock of Waldoboro, Maine"

posted on March 16, 2016

posted by Pam Beveridge

 

Ancestral Breezes – “Where did Mom’s German go?”

posted on 24 April 2015  

posted by Jen Baldwin

 

Follow Friday

There are so many great blogs and websites out there that focus on genealogy and family research. You can’t help but get caught up in reading them and I’ll confess sometimes reading some of the postings twice. I wanted to share a couple of the blogs and posting with all of you, enjoy.

Nutfield Genealogy - “Mayflower Day September 16^th 1620”

posted on Monday, September 16^th 2010

posted by Heather Wilkinson Rojo

 

Untold lives blog - “Chocolate Soldiers – Untold lives blog”

posted on Monday, September 14^th  

shared by Valmay Young   

 

Deep Roots - “Walking in His Footsteps”

posted Tuesday, September 15th

posted by David James Armstrong   

 

“See How Easy it is to view Old Georgia Wills & Estates”

posted Wednesday, September 16^th

shared by Jeannette Austin

 

My Maine Ancestry - “Fitter To Be A Chambermaid Than A Preacher – 52 Ancestors #36”

posted Sunday, September 13^th

posted by Pam Carter

 

The Olive Tree Genealogy - “Nursing Sister WW I Photo Album: 29V Sister taking pulse”

posted Sunday, September 13^th

posted by Lorie McGinnis Schulze

 

These are just a few and I stress a few of the great blog postings that have been shared this past week. I didn’t list them in any particular order. Take time to read not only these blog posts but view some of their past postings. 

Friday Follow

“Friday Follow” already, where does the time go it seems like this week has gone by in the blink of an eye. As before I wanted to share some blogs and the postings that caught my attention this past week.  They aren't listed in any particular order so please enjoy, share and have a great weekend.

The Olive Tree Genealogy - Case #25 Send Theodore GHarding’s Dog Tags Home

 Posted on Wednesday, April 15^th   

Lorine McGinnis Schulze - blogger

Ancestral Discovers - Wordless Wednesday    

Posted on Wednesday, April  15^th     

Janice M Sellers – blogger

A Southern Sleuth - The Day Grandpa Hijacked the Car

Posted on Tuesday, April 14^th   

Michelle Ganus Taggart – owner

Ian Hadden’s Family History - Can You Help Find Photos of Nusbickel Ranch in San Diams, California?  

Posted on Wednesday, April 15^th   

Ian Hadden - owner

 

 

Follow Friday

It has been a while since I have posted anything under the "Friday Follow" blog, sorry.  Here are some   blog posting that caught my attention this week and I thought I would share with you.  They aren't listed in any particular order, enjoy, share and have a great weekend. 

Joy’s JOY of Wine – 5 Fantastic Glass (Bottle) Houses

Posted on Wednesday, April 8^th

Joy Neighbors – blogger

52 Ancestors 2015 Edition: #14 Lemuel Richard Harrison– Family Photo

Posted on Thursday, April 9^th

Andrea Kelleher – blogger

Tombstone Tuesday – The missing husband on the double tombstone

Posted on Tuesday, April 7^th

Heather Wilkinson Rojo – blogger

Jumping to Conclusions with Genealogy and DNA

Posted Sunday, April 5^th

Melvin Collier – blogger

Deep Roots: Ginwright (Occupations)

Posted Wednesday, April 8^th

David James Armstrong – blogger

 

Landpartie V: Gutzkow (Vorpommern)

Posted Tuesday, April 7^th

Konstantin Manthey – blogger

These are just of few of the many blog posting that I've had the chance to read this week. 

Follow Friday

I can't believe it's already Friday, it seems like the days are going by much faster. Thank goodness there are some great blogs to read along the way. With the fall season upon us and of course this sparks interest in the mystery of years past and a few spooky postings. As always I don't list any of these recommended blog postings in any particular order.

The Little Trouble Maker: Ann Stephens Johnson (52 Ancestors #28)

 
Joy's Joy of Wine - Tales from a Spirited Distillery  

The Spendthrift  

The Spookiest ancient Irish myths and legends surrounding Halloween (recommend by Irish eyes, Jennifer)  

Genealogy By Gingers Blog: Two Willam Godwins  

There are many great blogs out there to read please make sure to visit these and others.