Genealogy Roundup, December 3
Toronto man discovers play is based on his family history
Toronto man discovers play is based on his family history
Folks are starting to wake up to the concept of unclaimed persons and WWII love letters reveal 3 Soldiers vying for same woman’s heart.
The grant award will fund the purchase of a mobile scanner that will be used to help visitors preserve valuable family photos and documents.
The women on the Irish side of my family often make it to their 90s, but this family has us beat! This poor fellow was kissed to death.
Savannah Memorial Park, a pioneer cemetery, hosts Memorial & Veterans Day ceremonies, "Retiring of the Colors" events and participate in 4th of July Parade.
Valerie Bertinelli researching her roots in PA, groundbreaking research, maps cultural history and contents of WW1 Dundee posties' time capsule revealed.
The Historical Society of Kent County receives the donation of a building that will be the future Bordley History Center.
2014 marks the Millennium Celebration of Brian Boru High King of Ireland. The Farrells were Princes of Annaly for more than five hundred years.
A grant has been given to Jonathan Puckett for planning Clarke-Day-Puckett family reunions, printing genealogical histories, preserving old family artifacts, etc.
Stephen A. Briganti, the president of the Statue of Liberty–Ellis Island Foundation, wins the 2014 Friend of History Award.