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Call Them Distant Relatives… Rita Hazel
Someone just informed me in a comment just made that Rita Hazel has passed away. Diane wrote this… thought I would let you know that my aunt Rita Hazel, only daughter of Leo and Ida Combe passed away about a … Continue reading
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Bertha Lagasse Austin
Well the time has come… Teresa had posted a comment this week after reading my post Out of Gas? Good Evening, My name is Teresa Brooks Pease. I am a descendant of Bertha Lagasse Austin. My Grandmother is … Continue reading
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Bertha? Now We Will Find out
I wrote this post a few months ago. Start Why am I writing so much about Our Ancestors? It’s because of your ancestors like Bertha Lagasse seen here, first row on the left. Well I think she is Bertha Lagasse. … Continue reading
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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
More than a Wedding Picture
This is more than just a wedding picture. It’s fond memories of a loving aunt who made the best apple pie in the world. I have edited Freida’s wedding picture a bit. I have more pictures that Robin scanned. This … Continue reading
Deep in the Heart of Texas…
Sometimes comments are much more interesting than what I write. This is a beautiful and touching comment from Susan… Deep from someone’s heart in Texas… Hi Pierre, You are right, I am in Texas. Yesterday, I stopped at an estate sale … Continue reading
Aglaé Béland Might Be Your Great-Grandmother
This woman might be your great-grandmother. If I don’t write about her then you will never know. This is probably the last story I will write on this blog which is the English version of another blog about genealogy. The … Continue reading
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Aglaé Béland 1871-1958
Koji just wrote a small post on his blog. You have to read between the lines. Here’s mine. I am just setting up the table. Enjoy!
Chocolates and Genealogy
More tomorrow on Alexander Bennett because today is Valentine’s Day. This is last year’s post on Valentine’s Day. What’s the connection between chocolate and genealogy? It’s like something you miss a lot like your lost ancestors. Even more when you … Continue reading →