FamilySearch added over 2 million new images or indexed records this week to its pilot Record Search databases this week. Thanks to all of the wonderful volunteers who help bring these projects to the Web for public access. Patrons can search these databases for free online at FamilySearch.org or directly at http://pilot.familysearch.org.
Project Name: WWII Draft [...]
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I mentioned in my last two blogs that I took my laptop with me on my camping trip, and used some of my downtime to input information from my hard files into my database, citing my sources along the way. It was good use of my time, because I didn’t have Internet access to [...]
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I mentioned in my last two blogs that I took my laptop with me on my camping trip, and used some of my downtime to input information from my hard files into my database, citing my sources along the way. It was good use of my time, because I didn’t have Internet access to [...]
Filed under: Florida, Michigan, Research Log, Robbins, Software, Texas | 3 Comments »
Today I received an e-mail from my aunt, who in turn had received a phone call from her aunt informing us that my paternal granduncle, Lloyd “Jack” ROBBINS, had passed away this morning in Florida from pneumonia. No funeral is planned, but I’ll be looking online the next few days for a possible obituary. [...]
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Today I received an e-mail from my aunt, who in turn had received a phone call from her aunt informing us that my paternal granduncle, Lloyd “Jack” ROBBINS, had passed away this morning in Florida from pneumonia. No funeral is planned, but I’ll be looking online the next few days for a possible obituary. [...]
Filed under: Florida, Lewis, Michigan, Military, Obituaries, Robbins | 2 Comments »
