Muskegon County, Michigan Family Histories Wanted

DearMYRTLE highlighted an article in today’s Muskegon Chronicle which encourages those of us with Muskegon County, Michigan roots to share our family stories for the publication of a county history being created by the Muskegon County Genealogical Society.
With ten ancestral–and dozens more collateral–surnames of my family tree taking residence in Muskegon County from at least [...]

Muskegon County, Michigan Family Histories Wanted

DearMYRTLE highlighted an article in today’s Muskegon Chronicle which encourages those of us with Muskegon County, Michigan roots to share our family stories for the publication of a county history being created by the Muskegon County Genealogical Society.
With ten ancestral–and dozens more collateral–surnames of my family tree taking residence in Muskegon County from at least [...]

One Day, Two Family History Centers, and Seven Families

Locate residents, organizations, and businesses in America’s population centers within city directories.
Thursday morning I had to drive clear across town to drop my son off to meet with his math teacher. He will be an eighth-grader next year, and is taking an online math course this summer so that he can skip ahead two [...]

One Day, Two Family History Centers, and Seven Families

Locate residents, organizations, and businesses in America’s population centers within city directories.
Thursday morning I had to drive clear across town to drop my son off to meet with his math teacher. He will be an eighth-grader next year, and is taking an online math course this summer so that he can skip ahead two [...]

Ancestors in the 1930 U.S. Federal Census – Part 10

April 1st was Census Day for the 1930 U.S. Federal Census. In honor of that census day, throughout the month of April I posted lists of my known direct ancestors and where they were residing during that census. I am continuing this series into the subsequent months. I’ll also list who’s missing; for us family [...]

Ancestors in the 1930 U.S. Federal Census – Part 10

April 1st was Census Day for the 1930 U.S. Federal Census. In honor of that census day, throughout the month of April I posted lists of my known direct ancestors and where they were residing during that census. I am continuing this series into the subsequent months. I’ll also list who’s missing; for us family [...]

Ancestors in the 1930 U.S. Federal Census – Part 3

April 1st was Census Day for the 1930 U.S. Federal Census. In honor of that census day, throughout the month of April I am posting lists of my known direct ancestors and where they were residing during that census. I’ll also list who’s missing; for us family historians, missing individuals on census records can be [...]

Ancestors in the 1930 U.S. Federal Census – Part 3

April 1st was Census Day for the 1930 U.S. Federal Census. In honor of that census day, throughout the month of April I am posting lists of my known direct ancestors and where they were residing during that census. I’ll also list who’s missing; for us family historians, missing individuals on census records can be [...]

Ancestors in the 1930 U.S. Federal Census – Part 2

April 1st was Census Day for the 1930 U.S. Federal Census. In honor of that census day, throughout the month of April I am posting lists of my known direct ancestors and where they were residing during that census. I’ll also list who’s missing; for us family historians, missing individuals on census records [...]

Ancestors in the 1930 U.S. Federal Census – Part 2

April 1st was Census Day for the 1930 U.S. Federal Census. In honor of that census day, throughout the month of April I am posting lists of my known direct ancestors and where they were residing during that census. I’ll also list who’s missing; for us family historians, missing individuals on census records [...]