Kasey L
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Around the age of 10 I went on a completely BORING trip to Nova Scotia with my parents, sister, and my mom's parents. There we visited cemeteries, the Turner home in New Minas, and in search of old records. I had zero interest in genealogy.
I'd love to go back and do it all again. Genealogy is an almost daily hobby for me now. Thankfully, my parents accomplished a lot of work the hard/old-fashioned way. Now with the ease of technology and various resources, I'm able to add to that.
Some of the surnames of my Nova Scotia ancestors include: Harris, Forbes, Turner, Seeley, Dodge, Stevens, Huntington, and Miner.
My brick-walls are on my Schafer and Lambert lines. Joseph W. Schafer who came to Trenton, New Jersey in 1881 from Germany. Thomas Lambert, a ship builder who settled in Edgecomb, Maine who was either from Boston, Mass or Martha's Vineyard. Family oral history indicates his father was a member of the Boston Tea Party, and perhaps why we don't know his identity.
Find-A-Grave is an awesome resource as well as www.genealogybank.com
I'm happy to help others in their research.
I'd love to go back and do it all again. Genealogy is an almost daily hobby for me now. Thankfully, my parents accomplished a lot of work the hard/old-fashioned way. Now with the ease of technology and various resources, I'm able to add to that.
Some of the surnames of my Nova Scotia ancestors include: Harris, Forbes, Turner, Seeley, Dodge, Stevens, Huntington, and Miner.
My brick-walls are on my Schafer and Lambert lines. Joseph W. Schafer who came to Trenton, New Jersey in 1881 from Germany. Thomas Lambert, a ship builder who settled in Edgecomb, Maine who was either from Boston, Mass or Martha's Vineyard. Family oral history indicates his father was a member of the Boston Tea Party, and perhaps why we don't know his identity.
Find-A-Grave is an awesome resource as well as www.genealogybank.com
I'm happy to help others in their research.
Around the age of 10 I went on a completely BORING trip to Nova Scotia with my parents, sister, and my mom's parents. There we visited cemeteries, the Turner home in New Minas, and in search of old records. I had zero interest in genealogy.
I'd love to go back and do it all again. Genealogy is an almost daily hobby for me now. Thankfully, my parents accomplished a lot of work the hard/old-fashioned way. Now with the ease of technology and various resources, I'm able to add to that.
Some of the surnames of my Nova Scotia ancestors include: Harris, Forbes, Turner, Seeley, Dodge, Stevens, Huntington, and Miner.
My brick-walls are on my Schafer and Lambert lines. Joseph W. Schafer who came to Trenton, New Jersey in 1881 from Germany. Thomas Lambert, a ship builder who settled in Edgecomb, Maine who was either from Boston, Mass or Martha's Vineyard. Family oral history indicates his father was a member of the Boston Tea Party, and perhaps why we don't know his identity.
Find-A-Grave is an awesome resource as well as www.genealogybank.com
I'm happy to help others in their research.
I'd love to go back and do it all again. Genealogy is an almost daily hobby for me now. Thankfully, my parents accomplished a lot of work the hard/old-fashioned way. Now with the ease of technology and various resources, I'm able to add to that.
Some of the surnames of my Nova Scotia ancestors include: Harris, Forbes, Turner, Seeley, Dodge, Stevens, Huntington, and Miner.
My brick-walls are on my Schafer and Lambert lines. Joseph W. Schafer who came to Trenton, New Jersey in 1881 from Germany. Thomas Lambert, a ship builder who settled in Edgecomb, Maine who was either from Boston, Mass or Martha's Vineyard. Family oral history indicates his father was a member of the Boston Tea Party, and perhaps why we don't know his identity.
Find-A-Grave is an awesome resource as well as www.genealogybank.com
I'm happy to help others in their research.
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