A Family Tapestry

Tuesday, February 15, 2022

Not to Complicate Things, But . . .

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  Trying to trace an ancestor through times and locations in which record-keeping was not, ah, shall we say a precise science can be frustra...
Monday, February 14, 2022

Letting D N A Be my Guide

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  Do you ever find yourself getting envious of those researchers who brag about working on their seventh or eighth great-grandparents? Nah, ...
Sunday, February 13, 2022

Revisiting Those "Notes to Self"

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  The pursuit of family history, despite now being so heavily digitized, can still leave an enormous paper trail in its wake. Let's just...
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Saturday, February 12, 2022

Where to Look Next

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  So, you've worked on garnering all the facts about your ancestor from governmental records—wills, marriage records, maybe even census ...
Friday, February 11, 2022

Job's Daughters

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  After seeing what little could be found on an ancestor from governmental documents of the early 1800s, the idea was to garner resources fr...
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Thursday, February 10, 2022

Unpleasant Transformations

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  It was the third son of Job Tison whose biographical sketch, published in the Brunswick Advertiser on February 19, 1879 , led fellow rese...
Wednesday, February 9, 2022

Learning About William—
and a Little Latin

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  In looking for any published reminiscences by the children of Georgia pioneer Job Tison, I realized the more likely choice for a productiv...
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Jacqi Stevens
It is my contention that, after a lifetime, one of the greatest needs people have is to be remembered. They want to know: have I made a difference? I write because I can't keep for myself the gifts others have entrusted to me. Through what I've already been given--though not forgetting those to whom I must pass this along--from family I receive my heritage; through family I leave a legacy. With family I weave a tapestry. These are my strands.
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