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Recent Posts

Gardening, Family, and Family History October 13, 2019
Expanding To The Library Family History For Children October 5, 2019
Family History Detectives October 2, 2019
Family History For Children September 24, 2019
It’s a Small Tree Afterall September 20, 2019
Clay County, Florida History September 9, 2019
Fury September 2, 2019
Neglected August 19, 2019
It’s Not Over… August 11, 2019
Guest Blog- Research Project July 22, 2019
Ephraim Marston (Logan side) May 27, 2019
Baby, It’s Hot Outside May 19, 2019
John MacBean – Scottish POW May 5, 2019
The Lowlanders – The Logans April 28, 2019
Preservation April 28, 2019
Convicted of High Treason! Oh No, 9th Great Grandfather! April 7, 2019
William Bean- 6th Great Grandfather Trans-Appalachian pioneer; Longhunter March 23, 2019
Martha Ann Davis’ Family March 15, 2019
Do You Know Your Immigrant Ancestor? March 3, 2019
Tend Your Garden; Fix Your Rookie Mistakes December 29, 2018
36 Days… December 8, 2018
The Sierotzki Tree Is Growing October 24, 2018
The Hennigs of Langenau October 20, 2018
Using Facebook Groups For Genealogy October 15, 2018
Outside Gardening and Inside… October 13, 2018
The Gottscheer Connection October 7, 2018
Clan Logan Visits Scotland October 6, 2018
Tracking Down My Hennig Roots October 6, 2018
Family Feud- The Case of the Stolen Turnips September 30, 2018
Brick Walls, Allusive Ancestors September 26, 2018
I Am Kashubian September 14, 2018
My 3rd Great Grandfather, Johann Schwittkowksi’s Death Certificate? Maybe. July 29, 2018
Marianna Anna and Franz Michael Reikowski July 28, 2018
Johann Schittkowski, relative? July 28, 2018
The Royal Lineage of Anne Barham July 5, 2018
Anna Barbara Schmück nee Hennig Death Certificate with Translation June 24, 2018
Andreas Hennig- Death Certificate With Translation June 23, 2018
Rittenhouse Papermills June 18, 2018
Jamestowne, really? June 3, 2018
Hans de Neus- 7th Great Grandfather April 29, 2018
Kunkle’s of Pennsylvania and Germany- Glassblowers April 8, 2018
I Am Kashubian (Clara’s Family) April 4, 2018
Josephine Tesmer Reikowski- Death Certificate w/ Translation April 3, 2018
Marriage Register: Johann Reikowski and Anna Sierotzki April 2, 2018
Schwittkowski Siblings March 30, 2018
Our Slovenian Cousins March 25, 2018
Kings, Princesses, Knights, and Ladies- The Logans March 18, 2018
Walter Seth Logan, Sr. March 14, 2018
Logan Theories- Restalrig, Scotland March 11, 2018
The Cofer/Copher Families- Part 2 March 10, 2018

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I created this blog for my family. Even though I can give you copies of my tree, it does not tell the stories I find about each ancestor. Here, I hope to be able to share with you those interesting tales from the “Witch Trials” to the “Mayflower” or why our family names have changed and even the sensational stories of intermarriages and scandals.

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