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We provide information about how to research ancestors both on the Internet and in libraries and other repositories. Besides how, we will show you where—locations for free and inexpensive information and the relative value of each.See More

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Cyrus Miller's 3rd and last wife (no issue) in his old age; was Mary Ann C. Swicegood. She was really his nurse, but then for propriety's sake, they were married. For this he had to give her one of his farms, but with the provision in the…

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James Alfred Locke Miller Jr. commented on Beth Gatlin's group 'Researching Illegitimate Ancestors'

Via my Yonge distaff sides, I supposedly have several wayback English Royal ancestors, and Gen. Nicky Nickerson, USMC, based on that, found my bastard forebears. The late Lady Dia supposedly had more Royal blood than her husband, but her's was…

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Noted you have a Hardgrave. In the late 1950's I cadeted at Fishburne Military School, Waynesboro, Virginia. Not too far away in the Shenandoah Valley was old Hargrave/Hardgrave Military School. I have an odd Swiss lineage via 1750's Adam…

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Thanks! I have found several also!

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Beth Gatlin replied to Beth Gatlin's discussion 'Andrew Russell (Kentucky and Tennessee)' in the group Russell Surname

Do you have more information about them? My Andrew Russell's father-in-law Francis Hardgrave was originally from Augusta County, Virginia. He moved to North Carolina, and then to Kentucky, where his daughter Hannah married Andrew Russell, and…

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James Alfred Locke Miller Jr. replied to Beth Gatlin's discussion 'Andrew Russell (Kentucky and Tennessee)' in the group Russell Surname

My 1815 Mobile, Alabama, was 1815 Col. Gilbert Christian Russell, Sr., 3rd U.S. Infantry, for whom Russell County, Alabama, is named. Married 1815, Margaret Hollinger. He was born Abington, Virginia, 1782, where the home of his brother, Andrew…

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University of Tennessee at Knoxville Wins Grant to Digitize Newspapers

The University of Tennessee at Knoxville has received a grant from the

National Endowment for the Humanities to digitize local newspapers from

1836 to 1922. The newspapers will first appear on the Library of

Congress's Chronicling America Web site and will later be added to the

University of Tennessee Library's Web site. They will be digitized over the next two years.

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Posted on June 21, 2010 at 7:30am

Amazing week for genealogy!

This has been quite a week! Over the weekend my aunt visited and she lent me some photos and documents, which I scanned. She has the most amazing collection of family information. I still can't believe some of the things she has! I am so grateful that she shared it with me. I even found the name of the town in Germany that one of my great-great-grandmothers was born in. Now if I could just read it! I also borrowed my father's baby book, and my grandmother put information in there about other… Continue

Posted on October 20, 2009 at 10:33am — 2 Comments

Family rumor disproved

For many years there has been a rumor in my family that my grandmother had been adopted from her father's cousin's family in New Mexico. My grandmother wrote a letter to my uncle in 1976 which mentioned this rumor (she never believed that it was true), and the family was discussing the rumor at my mother's Fourth of July barbecue this past summer, so this is something that has been speculated about for more than thirty years, possibly longer. Long ago, when my grandmother needed to get a… Continue

Posted on October 13, 2009 at 11:36pm — 2 Comments

Great-uncle's death record from Mexico found!

I just found out that ancestry.com has the database Reports of Deaths of American Citizens Abroad, 1963-1974. Ancestry.com's October Monthly Update e-mail newsletter mentioned the database. I was thrilled to find this out, because my great-uncle died in Mexico in 1974. I had been planning to contact the National Archives to get a copy of his death record, but since ancestry.com has the database I was able to get the record immediately and not have to spend extra money for it. And it… Continue

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At 6:26pm on July 26, 2011, James Alfred Locke Miller Jr. said…: Noted you have a Hardgrave. In the late 1950's I cadeted at Fishburne Military School, Waynesboro, Virginia. Not too far away in the Shenandoah Valley was old Hargrave/Hardgrave Military School. I have an odd Swiss lineage via 1750's Adam Hollinger of Hollinger's Island off Mobile, Alabama, known to be from Ireland (Wm. & Titus Hollinger, sutlers and distillers of Revolutionary War, Georgia, are thought to be Irish). There is a picture of him under a silly periwig--ugh! His parents are unknown, but supposedly he descends 1649 Irish militia officer, Capt. Ruprecht Robert Hollinger, born 1590, Waldshist, Switzerland, married 1640 Holland. The state of Georgia Hollingers are supposed to be kin to Philip Hollinger who died 1724 Kent County, Maryland, and Col. Andres Hollinger. Today there are/is supposed to be Hollingers (of an odd religion?) at Taylorstown, Ballyscullion Parish, Co. Antrim, N. Ireland?

At 1:55pm on November 22, 2010, Ellen Healy said…: HI, Beth, I meant to write to you last week, but I wanted to say I'm so sorry to hear about Sunshine. We missed you at the chat last monday night, and someone mentioned about her, and I feel so bad. I know how you loved her. Please accept my heartfelt sympathies.

At 5:22pm on August 9, 2010, D S said…: Hi Beth- Thanks for replying to my blog post. You have an interesting page. I see that you are also Swiss and wonder where your family came from? If you spent much time with my page, you will have seen that I am very interested in my Swiss heritage. We hail from tiny Corippo in the Ticino district. Small scale sheep farmers and dairy folk. Your family?

At 11:06pm on June 23, 2010, Gena Philibert Ortega said…: Thanks Beth! I appreciate the birthday greetings. Hope all is well with you.

Gena

At 7:47pm on April 26, 2010, Ellen Healy said…: Beth- Have a great time at the conference! Say hi to Gena for me please- and Dae!

At 7:25am on March 4, 2010, Renn LaCroix said…: My great-grandfather was Montgomery Binkley, the brother of your great-great-great grandfather, Davidson Binkley. Montgomer's son was David C. Binkley and his daughter was my mother, Henrietta Frances Binkley. Do you know the name of Davidson and Montgomery's father ?

At 6:24pm on February 13, 2010, Ellen Healy said…: Hey, Beth, It was fun meeting you and chatting with you today. I just wish we had more time to sit and talk. I'm usually so busy setting up and cleaning up that I don't get enough time to do that. Maybe next time- or here on GenealogyWise! Thanks for coming to the meeting!

At 12:57am on February 8, 2010, Ellen Healy said…: Hi, Beth, I just wanted to let you know that the Hudson County Gen Society meeting with Michael Hait is next saturday, the 13th. It is at the Secaucus Public Library, and starts at 11:00 am. If you are interested, you can find more information at our website, www.hudsoncountynjgenealogy.org.

At 10:33pm on January 7, 2010, Ellen Healy said…: Beth, I will definitely be there! I helped start the group in Oct. 2007, and I am the secretary, soon to be VP, I am Program Chair- I book the speakers, I set up the coffee- well, you get the idea. LOL! But I will be there! And about the library- I know you had told me you work at Felician College, right? I am not a degreed librarian- they called me a "paraprofessional." Fancy name only. I started at Circulation, and then helped out everywhere. But I haven't worked at the library since 1996. Then I worked in bookstores- 1 independent, the other Barnes and Noble. In between I took care of my Dad before he passed away in 2007. Got involved with Hudson County Gen- and here we are! So maybe I'll meet you in February.