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Births Silas Ellis was born in 1811 in North Carolina. Deaths David Washington Greenlee died in 1865 in Greenlee, North Carolina. Births Stephen Ellis was born in 1783 in Caswell County, North Carolina. Deaths George Albright died in 1835 in Guilford County, North Carolina. Immigration Maria Barbara (Gossner) Dellinger arrived from . . . → : CONTINUE READING Births Richard Bennett was born in 1609, in Isle of Wight County, Virginia. Deaths John Whitfield Hemphill died in 1915, in . . . → : CONTINUE READING  Reading “Tribe moves to implement DNA testing for new applicants to Cherokee rolls” http://ht.ly/22wlT #genealogy # 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 
Let’s recognize ancestors and close relatives who were born in June: Elizabeth Phillips, 11x-great-grandmother, born 18 Jun 1565 in London, England.  front row (seated): Robert (l), Nancy (r) back row (standing): Zilpha (l), Dovie (r) My great-great-grandmother, Nancy Emeline Brookshire (don’t you love that name?) was the daughter of James Brookshire and Elizabeth Tilley and was born on May 13, 1833 in North Carolina. She died on March 1, 1916 in Ellijay, Gilmer County, Georgia and was buried . . . → : CONTINUE READING It’s time to recognize ancestors who were born in March: Clara Anna (Unknown Maiden Name), 8x-great-grandmother, born 20 Mary 1669.  Leave a comment  Uncategorized  Birthdays, Brookshire, Debord, Ellis, Fun Facts, Hemphill, Marlow, North Carolina, Simeral, Wilfong, Yeatman RT @LisaCooke: Had a blast talking with Lisa Kudrow about WDYTYA! Listen to the exclusive interview on Valentine’s Day. Podcast episode 81. # 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 Leave a comment Uncategorized Baxter, Bradley County TN, Burke County NC, Butler, Cass County GA, Ellis, England, Fannin County GA, Forrester, Fun Facts, Garrett, Georgia, Germany, Gilmer County GA, Hemphill, Ireland, Johnson, Kendrick, Lankford, Maryland, McEntire, Murray County GA, Native American, New Jersey, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Patterson, Pennsylvania, Polk County TN, Roberts, Scotland, SNGF, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Ward, West, Whitener |
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