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S. J. Cruse
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Finding Family for Free
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Genealogywise Problems o…
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Central Ohio Roots
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S. J. Cruse commented on Debbie Anne Jackson's group Genealogywise Problems or Suggestions"WOW! Thanks for your kind thoughts, ladies! By the way, SJ are my initials. It is Susan Jane. I mostly go by Suz or Buckeye. I am a Deaf genealogist and also brain tumors and stroke slowed me down a while! We Deaf can't usually join groups, so…"
S. J. Cruse commented on Debbie Anne Jackson's group Genealogywise Problems or Suggestions"I have put the wrong status for me. I have put advanced because I have been working a looooong time on my genealogy, but someone told me it is now how long you have been working, it is how much you know about what you are doing. Well, scratch…"
S. J. Cruse joined tami osmer glatz's group
Internet Research Tips & Treasures
Discussions on getting the most out of the internet for quality genealogical research - search engines, what's new, where to find great resources - your favorite tips and any great treasures you'd like to share
S. J. Cruse left a comment for Leah"I haven't been into my Genealogy Wise for some time, but have just notice your name with my Wood genealogy. That is my Mother's side. My greatgrandmother Hannah Elizabeth Smith was a Wood and all I know is they were from Truro Twp,…"
S. J. Cruse joined Barbara Bradley Petura's group
Finding Family for Free
Many genealogy resources help you find your ancestors little or no cost. Join this group to share or gain ideas. My blog Relative Musings is filled with entries about such resources plus examples showing how they really work.
S. J. Cruse commented on Leah's group Wood Genealogy"Hello
I am wondering if or how many of you all are from the Wood family that was in Columbus, Ohio in the mid 1800s. So far, I don't know where they got there from, but my Mother's grandmother was a Wood (married a Smith), and the…"
S. J. Cruse replied to Linda Page Hillary Hannah's discussion Opening discussion? in the group Reynolds Family"Of the 3 Reynolds brothers who came from England, Henry--my Reynolds line--went to PA (1600s I believe), and one brother went "north". He, I believe, was John. Do you still have that book? Are you still wanting to sell it? How much do you…"
S. J. Cruse replied to Deborah Ann (Dorscher) Anderson's discussion Cruse/Hamilton in the group Cruse Genealogy"From myself, b. 11-08-1941 in Dayton, all our Cruses came from PA in 1838 to Miami County, Ohio--near Piqua. I am now in western Oregon as are my daughters and grandsons. My parents came to Oregon in 1954 and are buried in the National…"
S. J. Cruse left a comment for S. J. Cruse"I just started to answer to you and I think it bipped out! I wanted to thank you about the information I have learned that I had James last name wrong, but he has a Blog thing of his own, so we have got in touch. I saw also you on that blog with a…"
Gena Philibert Ortega left a comment for S. J. Cruse"I just saw your comment about blogs and responding to them. You could respond by going to James Turner's member page and posting a comment there. You could also be able to post a comment to the blog. A blog is different than the Chat Room.
The…"
S. J. Cruse commented on S. J. Cruse's blog post What is "blog""Thanks so much for your response. I gotta tell ya, I do not exactly have hearing loss, I have NO sound at all. Zip. Not my own voice, or yelling or nada. I am sorry to hear that you have the hearing loss, though. Do you have a hearing aid to help…"
James Tanner commented on S. J. Cruse's blog post What is "blog""Hi, this is James Tanner. I am very easy to get in touch with, you just did. I very much appreciate your comment to my blog. I too suffer from hearing loss and can relate to your situation. I would be very glad to act as a forum for your comments…"
S. J. Cruse replied to Sue McCormick's discussion Groups that are apparently non-functioning in the group Genealogywise Problems or Suggestions"Sorry.I forgot. If you want it, this is my own email deafmtnbear@gmail.com Suz"
S. J. Cruse replied to Sue McCormick's discussion Groups that are apparently non-functioning in the group Genealogywise Problems or Suggestions"Hello
I am Suz (Susan) Cruse and I share your frustrations about this. It is really frustrating. I was so thrilled when I came accross the GW! My grandson was down at his Mom's and I sat up til 3AM! I am not sorry I have joined a number of…"
Profile Information
- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Cruse, Rebillet, Rehard, Reynolds, Patrick,Eichelberger,Smith,Cookston, Rothrock,Rench,James,Ely,Schwab/Swab/
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- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- US, eastern Canada (Ontario,Quebe), Switzerland,Czechoslovakia,British Isles
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Advanced Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- curiosity
- Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
- http://none
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What is "blog"
I don't understand the word! I just read James Turner's article "why should I go to a genealogical conference?" and tried to respond to it. I wrote but it didn't appear. I can't seem to reach James turner even though we are both members of various Genealogy Wise groups. I don't know how to be involved with the Blog thing. I am Susan (S.J.) Cruse and I would like very much to respond to Mr. Turner. I am Deaf and I have some positive comments on this.
Posted on January 20, 2010 at 1:37pm — 2 Comments
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- At 6:39pm on January 26, 2010, S. J. Cruse said…
- I just started to answer to you and I think it bipped out! I wanted to thank you about the information I have learned that I had James last name wrong, but he has a Blog thing of his own, so we have got in touch. I saw also you on that blog with a nice article. He is writing about Deaf and genealogy which we are discussing! So. Thanks!
- At 4:10pm on January 25, 2010, Gena Philibert Ortega said…
- I just saw your comment about blogs and responding to them. You could respond by going to James Turner's member page and posting a comment there. You could also be able to post a comment to the blog. A blog is different than the Chat Room.
The Chat Room is located either by moving your mouse over the Chat link at the top green toolbar and then clicking on Join the Chat or by clicking on the gray toolbar at the bottom of GenealogyWise that says "GenealogyWise Chat."
A blog is a posting of an article or comments by a member. The Chat Room is where people can discuss issues in real time or participate in an educational chat in real time.
Please let me know if you need me to answer any more questions.
Gena Philibert Ortega, Community Manager
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- At 5:52pm on January 20, 2010,
Steven Williams said… - Hey I just saw that you were interested in the project idea I came up a month ago. I had almost forgotten about it. I had had come up with a first case but nobody seemed interest, so I sort of shelved the idea. I might email you later this week with the specific idea I had. I don't think there is enough interest to make it work but I might be interested in your thoughts on the specific project I had in mind.
- At 8:36am on December 18, 2009,
Debbie Kennett said… - Hello Susan, Thanks for joining my groups on GenealogyWise. My friend Gordon Crook has asked me to reply to the query you left on his profile page. I've done a lot of work on the surnames Cruse and Cruwys. I understand your line is from Pennsylvania. I have some information on a Cruwys line which went to Pennsylvania from Devon which I would be happy to share with you.
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