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Tag Archives: vermont
A Non-Morbid Cemetery Tour
The research into our family’s genealogy has taken me on a ride with surprising twists and turns. Part of the process is finding places and dates where ancestors were born and died. Which led me to graves and gravestones. Find … Continue reading
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Tagged ancestors, cemeteries, family tree, findagrave.com, genealogy, history, Stephen R. Bradley, vermont, William Czar Bradley
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Letting The Genealogy Out Of The Bottle
“Mamoo, you have the same eyes and lips as this lady.” I responded to my grandson with “Wow.” Mamoo is the affectionate Gaelic word for grandmother, much like abuelita is the affectionate term in Spanish. I have always identified myself … Continue reading
Posted in genealogy, Uncategorized
Tagged ancestors, culture, family, genealogy, history, Sarah Richards Bradley, Stephen Rowe Bradley, vermont, William Czar Bradley
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Gut feeling about states
While commenting on a blog by John Guillen a few minutes ago, I realize how many misconceptions, or no conceptions, I have about a lot of states (USA – I’m only vaguely aware that Canada and Australia have provinces. Actually I’m … Continue reading
Posted in geography, humor
Tagged alabama, alaska, australia, california, Canada, connecticut, delaware, florida, geography, georgia, guns, hawaii, Humor, idaho, kansas, lake dunmore, Long Beach Island, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, montana, new jersey, Ohio, Ohio Wesleyan University, oklahoma, oregon, peaches, portland, rhode island, texas, USMA, vermont, virginia, washington, West Point, west virginia, wisconsin
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