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Genealogy work is real work.
I’m sorry I’ve been away from my blog for awhile. It’s been tough trying to maintain my household, 2 part time jobs (that I need because my genealogy work isn’t paying the bills) and surviving the job of being mom … Continue reading
Posted in genealogy, Uncategorized
Tagged ancestors, decades, family, family history, genealogy, important, jobs, love, research, work
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Genetics- When your children are so different than you are!
Our adopted sons are SO different than us! Ok, so we’re at that phase in our life when we have a 16 and 20 year old son. That, in itself, is a tough time! Our boys are adopted. They … Continue reading
Posted in genealogy, Uncategorized
Tagged adoption, ancestors, children, family, family history, genealogy, Italian, Jewish, love
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Private Client Work
Private Client Work-Good and Bad For many years, the only kind of genealogical work I wanted to do was private client work. That’s where I’m hired by an individual to research a specific question they haveĀ about their family history, … Continue reading
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Tagged archives, Constitution, databases, expectations, family, family history, genealogy, informatio, interesting, money, report, research, secrets, U.S., wedlock
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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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A-Z Challenge- Surnames
Forgive the early entry but can’t do a post tomorrow! LETTER C SURNAME- CURGENVEN Curgenven is a very rare and strange surname. It’s probably true that ALL CURGENVEN’s are related. It appears to have been invented by the Rev. Thomas … Continue reading
Posted in April 2016- A-Z Challenge
Tagged ancestors, Ball, cemetery, cornwall, Curgenven, Dunn, family history, genealogy, Lelant, St. Symphorian, Veryan
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Family History in 5 photos- Day 2
This is a hard one for me. I’m including 2 photos here because of that. My husband’s great grandfather was JOHN QUARTZ MOORE born in 1883 in County Down, Ireland. He married ROSEANNA FERGUSON in Belfast on October 10, 1906. … Continue reading
Posted in Ancestors who left an impression
Tagged baker, Belfast, children, clues, County Down, family history, France, Ireland, killed, Toronto, widow, will, WWI
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