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Monthly Archives: May 2021
#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Military
This week’s prompt in Amy Johnson Crow’s 52 Ancestors project is “Military.” I’ve already written about my dad and my War of 1812 ancestor George Cook. so I’m jumping over to my husband’s side of the family. John A. Raney … Continue reading
#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: At the Cemetery
I remember going to the cemetery – Clopton Cemetery in Pensacola, Florida – a few times with my maternal grandmother, Willie Stevens Cook. Clopton is near a church, but it’s not affiliated with that church. My mother is still in … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, My Life, Pensacola
Tagged #52ancestors, Beulah, cemetery, Escambia, family history, Florida, graveyard, Pensacola, Walnut Hill
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#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Cousin Bait
“Cousin Bait” is a phrase used by genealogists to denote methods for finding living cousins with whom they have not previously connected. Most of us, I think, know our first cousins, at least by name. These are the cousins with … Continue reading
#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Mother’s Day
Usually, I take my mom out for lunch or dinner on Mother’s Day. For the second year running, we skipped that, because of COVID-19, but we talked on the phone and I did some grocery shopping for her. Since I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, My Life, Pensacola
Tagged #52ancestors, Alabama, Baldwin County, Escambia County, family history, Florida, haplogroup H1a3
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#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Crime and Punishment
I’m taking part in genealogist Amy Johnson Crow’s 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks challenge. It’s a free program she developed to inspire family historians to write about their ancestors and other relatives. This week’s prompt is “crime and punishment.” I’ve … Continue reading
#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Favorite Place (#Genealogy)
This week’s prompt has been a tough one. Of course, I first asked myself if I had a favorite physical place. Maybe because I moved around so much as a Navy brat, and my family also traveled a lot for … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, My Life, Pensacola
Tagged #52ancestors, Arizona, Escambia County, family history, Santa Rosa County
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#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: DNA (#Genealogy)
When I first tested with 23andMe several years ago, I had not yet begun my genealogy work. I knew who all my grandparents were, and a few of my great-grandparents. I think I knew all of six surnames. Back then, … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, My Life, Pensacola
Tagged #52ancestors, Baldwin County, Conecuh County, DNA, family history
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