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Monthly Archives: May 2016
How do you make money with genealogy?
Aspects of Genealogy You can make money working as a family historian or a professional genealogist. There are many different ways to earn some money doing what you love. Granted, from my experience, there are not a lot of genealogists … Continue reading
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Tagged ancestors, archives, blog, conferences, documents, family, family history, genealogy, lecturers, love, research, teach, transcribe, translate, travel, volunteer, writers
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Today is my anniversary!
It’s been 32 years! 1984….that can’t be true! Wow, how does this happen? How do decades go by and children grow up and yet we still feel the same? My interest in genealogy began shorty before we married. … Continue reading
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Tagged 1979, 1984, academic, ancestors, anniversary, family, family history, handsome, high school, Italian, Italy, jock, love, nerd, research, Toronto
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When you discover something big!
About 4 years ago I made an amazing discovery. I was researching my husband’s family tree and I found out that he was descended from “the” branch of Clanranald that is currently holding the Chieftainship. That, on his paternal side, … Continue reading
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Tagged ancestors, boisdale, discovery, genealogy, history, important, information, liverpool, macdonald, scotland, secrets
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Mom and Sis off to Italy tonight!
So jealous, but happy for them too. Every year my sister and I, or my sister and I and my mother, travel back to Italy to visit relatives. My mother is 81 and her older sister is 83. This year … Continue reading
I never tire of this!
I’m a genealogical nerd in a big way! How do you explain the fact that I get up, grab a coffee and start researching the minute I wake up- even when I’m not working with a client! I just research….constantly. … Continue reading
The movie that broke my heart…
Just watched the movie Brooklyn. I’m first generation Canadian. My father emigrated from Italy in 1951 at the age of 17 all by himself. That, in itself, amazes me. My mother emigrated, from Italy, at 21 years old in 1957. … Continue reading
Posted in Ancestors who left an impression, Uncategorized
Tagged Canada, courage, family, heartache, history, immigration, Italy, new beginnings, pain
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