"No. They have much, much more in their databases. Seek and you shall find. I have found a lot of different kinds of military records, for example. I found a wedding announcement from my great-great grandparents…"
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Christine M. Worthington replied to colleen macfarlane's discussion not too impressed with ancestry.comChristine M. Worthington commented on Susi (Susan C Jones) Pentico's blog post Does Your Faith Dictate What You Do At Halloween? All Saint's Day and All Soul's Day?"I did all the typical Halloween things as a kid and young adult. Then I joined a church that took a dimmer view than I was raised with on Halloween. So I stopped celebrating.
Here's what I think today. I don't…"
Christine M. Worthington replied to Christine M. Worthington's discussion Non-genealogy websites and apps that are helpful for genealogy":)"
Christine M. Worthington replied to Arline Irene McCray's discussion McCray Family I Need Help????????"Could you be more specific about the information you are seeking?"
Deb replied to Christine M. Worthington's discussion Non-genealogy websites and apps that are helpful for genealogy"I like using Pinterest. It may not the best website for genealogy, but it was more helpful than I thought it would be. I have found articles on there, creative ideas on there, and even info on ancestors. There are also a plethora of genealogy boards…"
Christine M. Worthington replied to Christine M. Worthington's discussion Non-genealogy websites and apps that are helpful for genealogy"Nice Al! I'm not familiar with the site, but will check it out."
Al (alpobc) replied to Christine M. Worthington's discussion Non-genealogy websites and apps that are helpful for genealogy"I have used geocaching.com (I have a paid membership) to locate someone near a cemetery and then asked them if they would mind taking pictures for someone. It worked out well. The fellow I contacted had no problem with the request and said he may…"
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Christine M. Worthington replied to Christine M. Worthington's discussion Non-genealogy websites and apps that are helpful for genealogy"I have also been using evernote for storing my research. One really nice thing is that FAG will sent a link directly to your notes, so you don't have to copy and paste the page you want."
Christine M. Worthington posted a discussionNon-genealogy websites and apps that are helpful for genealogy
The idea of this thread is that we share non-genealogy sites and apps that we have found helpful for genealogy purposes. For example, many people, myself included, use Facebook to aid us in our search for living family members.I'll start.I recently started using the app Zite. On Zite, you enter your interests. I entered genealogy as one of mine. You could even be more specific by naming place names where your ancestors lived or by listing medieval jobs as topics. The app searches…See More
Christine M. Worthington replied to Brenda Harrison Steele's discussion I am a new member."Welcome!!!!!!!"
Christine M. Worthington commented on Leah's group Long Island Genealogy"Thanks!!!! I have some Wansers in my tree--we should talk!"
Christine M. Worthington commented on Leah's group Long Island Genealogy"Has anyone ever heard of an orphanage or almshouse in Suffolk County in the mid 1800s?"
Christine M. Worthington replied to Anita Wills's discussion Revised Edition of Notes and Documents of Free Persons of Color"Congratulations on your new book! Sounds like a labor of love."
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- At 7:15am on August 29, 2013,
PM Wanser said… - Orphanage
This Record Group contains registers and ledgers for the Suffolk County Orphanage. The various volumes record Commitments, Invoices and Accounts for the Orphanage.
I found this by googling suffolk county orphanage. Records are not online.
Most of the Wanser/Wansor lines that I am associated with are from the New York area. I'd be glad to share if I have info.
- At 5:43pm on July 22, 2013,
Mary Beth said… I Christine I found an Oscar Worthington. b. 1873 d. Feb. 18, 1899 and buried in a Pennsylvania Cemetery.
- At 5:12pm on January 6, 2013,
Erin Bradford (freeaainnc) said… http://www.gendepository.com/articles/preservation.pdf for the preservation chat. Not same format I did, but same info
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