By Tonia Kendrick on 3 Sep 2010
Births
Ann (Hubbard) Barstow was born in 1605 in Plymouth County, Massachusetts (currently believed to be my 10th great-grandmother).
Elizabeth Burgin was born in 1817 in Burke County, North Carolina.
Reuben Phillip Johnson was born in 1853 in Georgia (my great-great grandfather).
Lizzie (West) Kendrick was born in 1886 in Murray County, Georgia (my great-grandmother).
Deaths
John Burgin died in 1753 in . . . → : CONTINUE READING
By Tonia Kendrick on 30 Aug 2010
Births
Phillip Burgin was in 1698 in Shrewsbury Parish, Maryland.
John Debord was born in 1730.
William Clark Mackie was born in 1798.
Joseph Lytle Burgin was born in 1846 in Crooked Creek, North Carolina.
Deaths
Ida Rosa (Kendrick) Headrick died in 1948 in Murray County, Georgia.
James B. Hemphill died in 2003 in Dalton, Georgia.
Marriages
Eva Catherine Dellinger and Johann Michael Rudisill were . . . → : CONTINUE READING
By Tonia Kendrick on 16 Aug 2010
Births
Hans Michel Dellinger was born in 1663.
Catherine Albright was born in 1763 in Orange County, North Carolina.
James Polk Forrester was born in 1844 in Georgia.
Marriages
Julia Adelaide Dwight and William T. Wofford were married in Murray . . . → : CONTINUE READING
By Tonia Kendrick on 12 Aug 2010
Births
Ethel (Waldroup) Butler was born in 1913.
Deaths
William Marlow died in 1729 in Charles County, Maryland.
Josiah Newton Ellis died in 1863 in Fannin . . . → : CONTINUE READING
By Tonia Kendrick on 7 Aug 2010
Births
Betty Ann Ellis was born in 1890 in Gilmer County, Georgia.
Ottis Headrick was born in 1897.
Deaths
Horatio Gates Garrett died in 1832 in Steubenville, Ohio.
James Garrett died in 1951 in Cobb . . . → : CONTINUE READING
By Tonia Kendrick on 6 Jun 2010
Randy Seaver of Genea-Musings wrote an interesting post last week about Google results when searching for names from your own trees. He searched one one of his names combined with a location, using various search types and reported out the top results.
I decided to give it a try with my own search results.
I have an Ancestry Member Tree that . . . → : CONTINUE READING
By Tonia Kendrick on 8 Aug 2009
Randy Seaver’s Saturday Night Genealogy Fun Assignment is to list one’s 16 great-great-grandparents, include their dominant ancestry and to calculate one’s own dominant ancestry.
My spin on this is to look back an additional four generations from the ggg’s in order to identify their ancestry. Many, many of my ancestors were already on these shores at that . . . → : CONTINUE READING