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lgleason
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Lynn Ann (Brooks) Gleason
I began doing family research in 1969 after my grandfather died. I inherited a box of letters and old pictures and was so upset that I didn't know who the people were. I continued gathering family stories and information for 12 years, when I packed away my notebooks to raise my family. It just got too difficult to go to the library with a 4 and a 2 year-old.
My husband and I got "the bug" again, and started doing research online. I'm so glad that I started while I could interview our grandparents and my great grandmother! Those stories are priceless.
I began doing family research in 1969 after my grandfather died. I inherited a box of letters and old pictures and was so upset that I didn't know who the people were. I continued gathering family stories and information for 12 years, when I packed away my notebooks to raise my family. It just got too difficult to go to the library with a 4 and a 2 year-old.
My husband and I got "the bug" again, and started doing research online. I'm so glad that I started while I could interview our grandparents and my great grandmother! Those stories are priceless.
Lynn Ann (Brooks) Gleason
I began doing family research in 1969 after my grandfather died. I inherited a box of letters and old pictures and was so upset that I didn't know who the people were. I continued gathering family stories and information for 12 years, when I packed away my notebooks to raise my family. It just got too difficult to go to the library with a 4 and a 2 year-old.
My husband and I got "the bug" again, and started doing research online. I'm so glad that I started while I could interview our grandparents and my great grandmother! Those stories are priceless.
I began doing family research in 1969 after my grandfather died. I inherited a box of letters and old pictures and was so upset that I didn't know who the people were. I continued gathering family stories and information for 12 years, when I packed away my notebooks to raise my family. It just got too difficult to go to the library with a 4 and a 2 year-old.
My husband and I got "the bug" again, and started doing research online. I'm so glad that I started while I could interview our grandparents and my great grandmother! Those stories are priceless.
