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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Genealogical Resource Checklist
Genealogical Resource Checklist Beginning to research family history can be a big step. Many times, the family and the pedigree sheets used to keep track of the information will overwhelm a beginning family historian. The categories listed below will help … Continue reading
Posted in Researching
Tagged check list, genealogy, genealogy resource checklist, resource checklist
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A Grave Matter in Indiana
Grave Matter in Indiana On September 2, 2010, I attended a talk at the Elkhart Historical Society given by Jeannie R. Regan-Dinius. Regan-Dinius is the Director of Special Initiatives for the Department of Natural Resources’ Division of Historic Preservation and … Continue reading
The Kimball Surprise
The Kimball Surprise Brownville April 9- In spite of cloudy skies and muddy roads, a merry company of relatives and friends met at the pleasant home of George H. Kimball to celebrate his 82nd birthday. Mr. Kimball was born in … Continue reading
Posted in My Ancestors
Tagged cornstalk genealogy, genealogy, Kimball, New York, Watertown, web
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Morgan Young Jr. Grave Marking~~ Revolutionary War Veteran
Morgan Young Jr. Grave Marking I am a member of the William Tuffs Chapter of the NSDAR from Elkhart County, Indiana. One of our chapters in the next county over dedicated a grave marker with a ceremony. The chapter invited … Continue reading
Posted in Cemeteries
Tagged cemeteries, DAR, Daughters of the American Revolution, LaGrange Indiana, Morgan Young Jr.
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Why Genealogy Is Important
Many genealogists and family historians write why genealogy is important to them and the community. I decided to add into the mix and write my ideas of why it is important to know our family history. Family history brings … Continue reading
Yellow Creek Frame Cemetery
This is Yellow Creek Frame Church Cemetery which is across the street from the Yellow Creek Brick Church. For some reason, I focused a few seconds on to the cemetery across the street. I was probably thinking I wanted to show there are … Continue reading
Yellow Creek Brick Cemetery Video
My first attempt to upload a video. This is a panoramic view of Yellow Creek Brick Cemetery West Section which I filmed last year.
Posted in Cemeteries
Tagged Elkhart County Indiana, mennonite, yellow creek brick cemetery
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Even More Stone Art
Angel Flying~Baintertown Cemetery~Elkhart County,IN
More Stone Art from Elkhart County, Indiana Cemeteries
Axe and Log ~~Osceola Cemetery, Osceola, Indiana Hands, Clasped Friendship or Marriage~~Osceola Noffsinger Cemetery Elkhart ,County Indiana
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Tagged Elkhart County Indiana, Noffsinger Cemetery, Osceola Cemetery
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Tombstone Art in Elkhart County, Indiana
Tombstone Art in Elkhart County, Indiana hoosierbeth | October 10, 2010 at 12:48 am | Categories: Uncategorized | URL: http://wp.me/p15r5r-R I have decided to write about the stone cutters and stone artists that created the tombstones in Elkhart County. … Continue reading
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Tagged cemetery, Elkhart County Indiana, gravestone art, Osceola
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BareBones Genealogy 