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gedcoms | Our Family History
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April 20, 2015. As I promised in my previous post. I will be sharing more about digital storytelling in a future post, but I wanted to share that I have found a family tree sitebuilder I’m excited about. My cousin Rick Zeutenhorst uses it on his site. I really liked the look of my cousin’s site, and based on his recommendation, I decided to get it for two reasons:. Some things I really like about the sitebuilding software, which is called TNG: The Next Generation of Genealogy Sitebuilding. Click to share...
family history | Our Family History
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Tag Archives: family history. Digital Storytelling to Capture Family Stories. March 21, 2015. This presentation was created by Joe Lambert and follows the Center for Digital Storytelling’s elements of creating a good digital story. The first step, Owning Your Insight. Involves finding your story and deciding what story to tell. One important thing I learned is that somehow, even if you are telling someone else’s story, the story also needs to be about. Next, CDS recommends Owning Your Emotions. This part...
The Genealogy Blog is Back! | Our Family History
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The Genealogy Blog is Back! March 20, 2015. You might also notice things look a little different around here. I changed the look of the site. As such, some items might be in different places, and if you can’t find something you used to be able to find, please just let me know. I think everything is in place, but it’s entirely possible I missed something. Thanks to all of you for your patience. Click to print (Opens in new window). Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window). Dana Huff dot Net.
Swier-Huff Family Tree
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Discovering our Family History. This site traces the family history of Dana Swier and Steven Huff and allied families. We have roots in the United States, Ireland, Germany, the United Kingdom, and many more places. If you can contribute to our Most Wanted. Research questions and photographs, please contact us. If you have questions or comments about the information on this site, please contact us. We would love to hear from you. Dana's genealogy blog is Our Family History. Register for an account. Three ...
Storytelling | Our Family History
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Digital Storytelling to Capture Family Stories. March 21, 2015. This presentation was created by Joe Lambert and follows the Center for Digital Storytelling’s elements of creating a good digital story. The first step, Owning Your Insight. Involves finding your story and deciding what story to tell. One important thing I learned is that somehow, even if you are telling someone else’s story, the story also needs to be about. Next, CDS recommends Owning Your Emotions. This part is tough. Family stories ...
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Tok: I♥2cr8
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Please visit my current blog by clicking on the above image. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to my blog and thank you for visiting. Click on photo for my profile. A taste of Calgary. Back in Calgary again. Blue Rock, Sheep Valley. Canada, we are here! Cathedral Grove, B.C. Chinese Dragon Boat Races. Coombs, B.C. Dog Days of summer. Dog Sled Racing Mush. Festival on the Bow. Ferry, B.C. Four x Four (4x4). Gibson’s landing, B.C. In the mist (Sunshine). Kanada hier kom ons! Lake Louise and Banff.
f o o t n o t e M a v e n
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Tuesday, May 19, 2009. A Lovely and Friendly Blog. Recently, several of my fellow GeneaBloggers were gracious enough to award footnoteMaven. And Shades Of The Departed. With The Lovely and Friendly Blog Awards. As I have said several times recently, I'm so far behind I can see the back of my head. Please forgive my tardiness. As I was so late in thanking them, I decided that I needed to do something special for the lovely women who took the time to reward me. Where I Come From. May 20, 2009 at 7:23 AM.
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Monday, April 7, 2014. How To Write The History Of A Family - 1887. I found this book so interesting that I thought I'd share an excerpt with you. It is evident the perception of the Genealogist/Family Historian hasn't changed much since 1887. Who are these graves we know not,. Only know they are our fathers.". The necessity of accuracy and method is specially insisted on, and the reader's attention is drawn to the advantage of uniting the narrative with key-tables by means of a definite system of cross ...
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011. The footnoteMaven's Christmas Tradition of Blog Caroling. Yes, Geneabloggers it's time for fM's favorite Christmas tradition. From the comfort of my blog, with Hot Toddy in hand, my flannel jammies and furry slippers on, I will blog my favorite Christmas Carol on Wednesday, December 14. ( I sing so much better online than in person! So my fellow GeneaBloggers, I challenge each of you to blog your favorite Christmas Carol - Blog Caroling. We'll all sing along! Got the eggnog a...
Tok: Avatar.
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I scrap-booked one 12" x 12" page using a photo of my Blog Avatar. The envelope has information about the photo. My inspiration was "Angel" from a Bo Bunny. Detail from layout: I distressed the brown card-stock by misting with water, crunching, ironing and adding Tsukineko walnut ink and Ranger Industries, Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pad-Vintage Photo. K-Ology 12x12 Blue Lace Column Flat Paper 643598. By K and Company. To make the flowers, I used lace that was already gathered. I hem the ends. Coombs, B.C.
Tok: May 2008
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To celebrate our first ten years in Canada, in May 2008, I decided to create an archive of our adventures. Hopefully it will also help me document our photos and be interesting to our descendants. Come back with us in time to the year 1998. When we immigrated to Canada from South-Africa. Index to newer Posts. There are some gaps, which I will try to fill. Click at the bottom of the page on Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) for a bigger view of the pages. Some of the posts are in Afrikaans. A taste of Calgary.
Tok: August 2004
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More photos of Calgary Airport. For our son’s birthday we went to “The broken plate” a Greek restaurant. I had Moussaka for the main meal and Baklava for desert. The décor is very suitable for a hot country, as the walls, large urns, etc. are white and the curtains Mediterranean blue. 6 Degrees C. Drive to Lake Louise, Moraine Lake. Banff Lunch Old Spaghetti Factory Banff - Bow Falls- Banff. We stopped at Lake Louise train station, which we had not been to before. We then went to the town of Banff, where...
Tok: Past Midnight.
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I created one 12″ x 12″ scrapbook page using a photo of a ballet group dance I was in as a teenager. You can read more about the photo here. My inspiration for the layout was "Happy Hauntings" by Leica Forrest from the Canadian Scrapbooker Magazine. Freebie: Tombstone Template and Other Fall Printables. Boo Coffin Tag template. Some of the possible supplies gathered in a 12"x 12" Iris Scrapbook Case. With more supplies is on my left. You can read more about the photo here. Click on photo for my profile.
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Sharing my life with family and friends. I need more time. Dog training ( free podcasts). Ocks in my dryer. Issy wood’s place. South-African Food and Wine. World’s healthiest foods. Festivals & Events. Van Ellewee, P.C. Albums – Thumbnails. Black Bean Sauce Chicken. Chicken a la king. Corn & Chicken Chowder. Custard Slices – S. A. Eddie’s Flaming Buzzards. Eggs in a Basket. Mac Cheese & Bacon. Macaroni & Ground Beef. Nutty slow cooker Chicken. Samp & Beans. Shrimp and Spinach salad. Van Ellewee, S. P.
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Cruwys Genealogy
Register for a User Account. Four generations of Cruwys. This picture shows my father Richard as a child with (from left to right) his father Roger PAUL Cruwys, Paul's father William Crawford Cruwys, and William's father James Cruwys. This picture is roughly circa 1936. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh. We look forward to hearing from you.
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David's musings about ancestry and genealogy
David’s Ancestry and Genealogy musings. David’s Ancestry and Genealogy musings. Searching by DNA Haplotypes in Ancestry.com and Family Tree Maker. June 5, 2009. As I’ve learned more about DNA with respect to genealogy, I see the need for a future feature in Ancestry.com. And Family Tree Maker to search on the results of a Genealogical DNA test. This would allow matching on Mitochondrial, mtDNA, and Paternal, Y-DNA, haplogroups. DNA for the Genalogist. May 31, 2009. Using Google for genealogy searches.
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The Damon and Taber Family Connections - Home Page
The Damon and Taber Family Connections. This site is a compilation of material on mine and my wife's families. Much of the data is from secondary sources and should be treated as research hints. Many dates with? Especially say and between) are pure guesses and are sourced as Estimated, these dates are provide to put people in a rough historical context only. My Personal Home Page. Here is my personal home page with links to a number of things I am involved in. 35 Stone Rd, Arlington, MA 02474.
Our Family History | A Genealogy Blog by Dana Huff
March 23, 2018. February 7, 2017. My grandfather and me before my grandmother’s funeral. I don’t update this blog very much, mainly because I don’t have a lot of time to work on family history, but I have some found time today, and I plan to do some updating on the family tree. And delivered her eulogy. Perhaps some time I will share the eulogy here. I have struggled with whether or not to make her family tree page public since she has passed, but ultimately, I don’t think I am ready yet...I am thinki...
David Arbour's Genealogy Database - davidarbour.com - PhpGedView
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DeLong's on the Web
DeLong's on the Web! What you are about to see here in these pages is the dream of a lifetime. As you can see by the URL of this page, these pages reside on a server that is, in fact, owned by a DeLong! Although I haven't made a connection with him yet, Owen DeLong (the owner of the server) is probably a distant cousin of mine. And your's, if you are a DeLong reading this page. Direct DeLong blood relatives. This was the original intent. Who Visits This Page? Updated May 17, 1998. I've been able to deter...
Hankinson-Martiny Genealogy - Main Page
This website is currently being rebuilt. I have been interested in genealogy for a good many years and have learned to compile my family information using a computer and the commercial software program The Master Genealogist, TMG. I find that this program is the most flexible of those I have tried, and allows complete source documentation to be maintained for all events in a person’s life. Page created by John Cardinal's. V621 Based on a design by growldesign.
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