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Welcome
In all of us, there is a hunger to know our heritage, to know who and where we come from. Investigating our ancestors takes us back in time and with each piece of evidence; a photograph, a letter, a family legend handed down, a newspaper article, or simply an entry on a census record, they all come together to tell us the stories waiting to be told. Forgetting one’s ancestors is to be like a tree with no roots because in every conceivable manner, our ancestors are a link to our past, and a bridge to our future. So come with me on this journey and by looking at the people that belong to us, we will make discoveries about ourselves.Tags
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Tag Archives: Davis
Tombstone Tuesday – Knucklehead’s Ancestors
I just love that Knucklehead (AKA Michael, my son) loves to go to the cemeteries with me. In fact, last week he and my older son Justin went to a cemetery just down the road all by themselves and got … Continue reading
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Tagged Cunningham, Davis, Higginbotham, Sylverino Cemetery, Tombstone Tuesday
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Just an Old Dress…
I hope you have all had a wonderful New Years and that your Christmas was merry and bright. Mine sure was. I would love to post pictures, but guess what? I did not take a single picture of our big … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Holidays
Tagged Davis, Dresses, Flowers, Harris, Higginbotham, starks, turney
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Osa Alexander Sloan
Two years ago when I started working on my father’s side of my family history, the first thing I did was write my Aunt Jane (Lou Jane Higginbotham Starks) a letter and ask her what she knew about the family. She … Continue reading
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