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Tag Archives: Massachusetts
Robin’s pictures
There were so many pictures Robin scanned to look at that some were left to be identified later. This one I think is directly related to my distant relatives. We have to assume that Sylvia Elizabeth Bleau wrote the caption … Continue reading
Remember Good Old Holyoke?
Ed had sent me this message along with his 31 pictures of unidentified ancestors. After our little discussion of the Alexander family and from what little research I have done, I believe I have some old photographs that might be … Continue reading
Frobe Lagasse and his sister Alice
This is just to set up the stage… because I found a distant cousin. Maybe he’s a 4th or a 5th cousin, I don’t know, but that’s not the point. I have copied a post from December 2009… That’s quite … Continue reading
Marie-Louise Blanchard
If you are reading my blog for the first time, then you have to go back in time and read this article first and then proceed from there… If you don’t, it’s like watching only the last 5 minutes of a great … Continue reading
The Time is Right
If you are reading my blog for the first time, then you have to go back in time and read this article first and then proceed from there… If you don’t, it’s like watching only the last 5 minutes of a great … Continue reading
Where do I start…? Well in good old Holyoke of course!
Ed sent me this message along with his 31 pictures of unidentied ancestors. After our little discussion of the Alexander family and from what little research I have done, I believe I have some old photographs that might be from … Continue reading
Tagged Genealogy, Holyoke, Massachusetts, Photos
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Thank You for Getting Back to Me… Take Two
This was part of Sandy’s message on my Ancestry Message Boards back in 2010. Hi Pierre, Thank you for getting back to me. With your information online. They match up to my family tree. Last year a cousin gave me … Continue reading
Back to square one…?
Not quite to square one. Remember this couple I was talking about last Monday? I thought in 2009 that they were the newly-weds in a picture taken around 1910 in Marlborough, Massachusetts. I still thought so until Wednesday night when … Continue reading
Remember when I said…
Not to jump to conclusions in this article… Well I did just that with that picture in 2009. Now it’s haunting me and giving someone a headache in the U.S. April in Marlborough, Massachusetts I was assuming that Jean-Marie Hogue … Continue reading
Mystery wowen
Welcome back… I hope you have visited this blog a few times. Back to this blog, Robin, a member of the A-Team, said in her comment she posted… What a challenge! Are we up to it? I answered back… We won’t … Continue reading →