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Shisley Scoop: November 2009

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Friday, November 27, 2009. Jonah is now walking. He is so cute. Today he was sitting next to me on the couch and stood up. He came into my lap, gave me a sweet hug and then a kiss. He is only 11 months old. I am still working with him to say grandpa. Rebekah is sweet as ever. She still picks on her little brother but it could be a lot worse. I can tell she loves her brother and Jonah sure watches everything Rebekah does. Being a grandpa is so cool. Tuesday, November 24, 2009. Sunday, November 1, 2009.

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Shisley Scoop: December 2010

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Sunday, December 12, 2010. I am thankful for all the blessings I have and greatful that I know they come from a loving and kind Heavenly Father. The home is starting to look like Christmas. Rebekah and Sue are hanging stockings. You better believe this overgrown one is mine. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Born natives of the San Fernando Valley, we are the parents of three incredible children and grandparents of two. We love spending time with the family and relaxing by taking cruises. The Nelson Family Blog.

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Shisley Scoop: January 2011

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Sunday, January 16, 2011. Day with the kids. Somehow they made it up in an engine or two. So exciting. Jonah found a rock. One pooped Rebekah. Looks so serious. Here they decided to run in the open car. Jonah went down first and Rebekah fell on top of him. Silly kids. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Day with the kids. Born natives of the San Fernando Valley, we are the parents of three incredible children and grandparents of two. We love spending time with the family and relaxing by taking cruises.

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Ludlow Family: June 2009

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News and Events from Jay, Krista, and Matthew Ludlow. Sunday, June 28, 2009. And a lot of pictures. I wanted to show Krista around each of the beaches, so I decided to start with the less popular spots. We started at the boat landing cove. The beach there was made from decaying granite (DG) so it was not easy on our "pampered" feet. Matthew enjoyed it though. This is him stepping into the water for the first time. I don't think he thought it was cold because he never complained. He just had a blast!

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Ludlow Family: September 2008

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News and Events from Jay, Krista, and Matthew Ludlow. Sunday, September 21, 2008. His weight here is in Grams, but this picture does not show the actual weight. the numbers stopped at 4082 grams. This is a picture of Matthew with his Beautiful Mother. You can't really tell that she just went through 19 hours of Labor can you? After a week, Matthew started sleeping in funny positions. Here is one of them:. Well, that is a start to hopefully a long list of events to come. Enjoy! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Enduring Legacy Genealogy: September 2014

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Extended FamilySearch Site Map. Free Research Help on Facebook. Announcing my Website: MichaelWMcCormick.com. Sometimes I feel like my posts on this blog have a sporadic quality about them. I am not sure if that will change very much or not, but I do want to tell you that I moved back into the world of having my own website recently. My new website is MichaelWMcCormick.com. I'm thinking of writing about some of my experiences with genealogy education and ICAPGen accreditation. Either way, it has been lon...

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Enduring Legacy Genealogy: February 2015

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Extended FamilySearch Site Map. Free Research Help on Facebook. My #RootsTech and FGS 2015 impressions. Warning: This may not mean anything to genealogy beginners or even some experts. The following are some of my rough impressions from RootsTech, and some of what I felt were highlights. This is not intended to be authoritative or all encompassing. This year the theme of the conference (in my opinion) seemed to be big, international, and together. Now I am much more interested in the collaboration aspect...

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Enduring Legacy Genealogy: July 2013

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Extended FamilySearch Site Map. Free Research Help on Facebook. I forgot to look for my great grandmom. I am in a state of disbelief. How could this happen? How could I forget her? I'm always thinking about genealogy, investing significant amounts of time and money to find my own ancestors, and carefully thinking through the problems. How could I have completely forgotten to look for my great grandmom? Then I started to put the pieces together. I read a post that I wrote back in August 2011. I'm not sure...

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Enduring Legacy Genealogy: November 2013

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Extended FamilySearch Site Map. Free Research Help on Facebook. Doebel/Debler/Doebler from Schwäbisch Gmünd to Baltimore. Last July I wrote " I forgot to look for my great grandmom. That was a post about reviewing my genealogy, and finding a couple lines that I had overlooked, ripe for further research. I said I would write again about it, and so here I go. On one of those lines, my research has been very successful. To be sent from their library in Utah. To a local branch. See that record [click here].

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Enduring Legacy Genealogy: My photo scanning journey #1: High-speed scanner

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Extended FamilySearch Site Map. Free Research Help on Facebook. My photo scanning journey #1: High-speed scanner. Many of you mentioned you have been putting off scanning your old photos for years because you know that scanning photos takes hours, days, weeks, and maybe even months. That was true a few years ago. Now you can scan boxes of photos in just minutes. At least fourteen major FamilySearch Libraries have these special scanners available for use. The author lifting weights. If you have a huge pro...