All Blog Posts Tagged 'Trails' (3)

Nestled along the side roads of 19th century America, little schoolhouses dotted the landscape. Their building shapes were as unique as the people entering through their doors. From simple designs to an elaborate architectural theme, these structures defined character and future dreams. The size depended on the need, which…

There was not much activity for the state in February. The month was filled with a lot of personal stuff. I also spent time helping a friend begin her family research. Please keep an eye on the Guerrero – Vasquez Family History page under “Family Research” on the Texas home page. I am excited about this project because it is my first project related to researching families of Hispanic, African American, Native American, Chinese, Japenese,…

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For the month of January 2013 we had 79 visitors to the state page.



Additions and Updates to the state site are:



The Texas home page ( ultimately the county pages) at TTTP has moved from the rootsweb.com server to the parent server for TTTP. Please see the link for Texas below.



State of Texas –…