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Tag Archives: Baldwin County
#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Brick Wall
I have brick walls that I’m more focused on trying to break through, but I’ve written about them before. Today, my focus will be on my 3rd great-grandfather on my dad’s side, John Ross Parker. Going forward in time, my … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy
Tagged Florida, family history, Baldwin County, Escambia County, #52ancestors, Givens, Parker, Manning
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#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Solitude
This prompt reminded me of my Great Granduncle Tom Pittman. Isaac Pittman and his wife Elizabeth (née Thompson) had four living children when Thomas Edward Pittman was born, as recorded in his sister’s Bible, on 18 January 1894. The family … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, Pensacola
Tagged #52ancestors, Alabama, Baldwin County, Escambia County, family history, Pensacola, Pittman
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#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Social
Today, many of us use social media to share details about our lives – celebrations, announcements, tragedies, or even just a good joke. A hundred years ago, newspapers provided social media. I must admit, I never thought I’d find my … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, Pensacola
Tagged #52ancestors, Baldwin County, Escambia County, family history, Florida, Genealogy, Hahn
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#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: On the Farm
I mentioned last week that farming is in my blood. Loads of my ancestors owned farms or worked on farms. Recently, I learned that my Great Grand-Uncle Isaac Pittman Jr. died on a farm. He was 15 years old. I … Continue reading
#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Work
Census records list many of my ancestors’ and relatives’ occupation as “laborer.” I do wonder at the variety of jobs that word must have covered. Some records, of course, are more specific. In the above listing for my 3x Great … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, My Life
Tagged #52ancestors, Baldwin County, Escambia County, family history, Hahn, Pensacola, Stevens
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#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Tragedy
Every family endures its share of tragedies, from severe illnesses and early deaths to disaster-related losses of property. In many cases, the tragedy is that we don’t even really know what we’ve lost, because our loved ones failed to keep … Continue reading
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Tagged #52ancestors, Alabama, Baldwin County, family history, Florida, Hahn
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#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Favorite Name
I have come to appreciate unusual names, because it makes it easier to sort out families and link records to the right person. That’s not why I love my great-great-great grandmother’s first name, Arminta. First, I should clarify that my … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, My Life, Star Wars, Writing
Tagged #52ancestors, Alabama, Baldwin County, family history
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#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Fashion
This week’s prompt in Amy Johnson Crow’s 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks project is fashion. When I think of that topic with regard to my family tree, two stories come to mind. After my great-grandfather Billie Stevens left the sawmill, … Continue reading
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Tagged #52ancestors, Baldwin County, Escambia County, family history, Pittman, Stevens
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#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Transportation
My maternal grandmother, Willie Stevens Cook, used to teach a book called “Singing Wheels.” I read it when I stayed with her. I don’t remember the details, but it was about a family going west in covered wagons. When I … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, My Life
Tagged #52ancestors, Baldwin County, Bay Minette, family history, Genealogy, Hahn, Hammond, Pittman, Stockton, Thompson
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#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Groups
I dropped off some groceries at my mom’s house yesterday, and she traded me a small bag of photos. Three of them are photos taken at the Muscogee Sawmill in Escambia County. A whole group of my ancestors and other … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, Pensacola
Tagged #52ancestors, Alabama, Baldwin County, Escambia County, Florida, history, Muscogee, Pittman, Sawmill, Stevens
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