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Tag Archives: Dakin
It Would be Nice to Look at You
While cleaning out some of the many files on my computer, I ran across the above picture. I had found it on Find A Grave a while back and saved it as it marks the graves of my Great Aunt … Continue reading
Slaves in the Backyard
Sometimes a story that needs to be told could be right outside your door. Perhaps you just failed to comprehend, or it just grew too familiar and as a result, gave it no real thought. This post is a small … Continue reading
Posted in Lets Talk
Tagged Clinton County N.Y., Dakin, Family history, genealogy, Lake Champlain, Moore, New York, Plattsburgh, Slavery, Treadwell
47 Comments
Letters are Windows to the Past
My Great Grandmother Bessie Barney Bonnett LeClair was trying to make a new start in 1918. She had divorced her first husband Abner Bonnett and had just married William LeClair. The envelope shown below housed a letter from her husband … Continue reading
Posted in Lets Talk
Tagged Bonnett, Dakin, Deloria, Family history, Florence Tromblee, genealogy, Gonya, letter writing, Monty, Page Cole, Plattsburgh, Utica New York
39 Comments
Green-Wood Cemetery Where Ancestors Await You
Last spring I was reading my local newspaper when an article caught my eye. It was regarding a cemetery in New York City that has compiled over 160 biographies of people who served during World War 1 and that … Continue reading
Posted in Lets Talk
Tagged Dakin, Family history, genealogy, Green-Wood Cemetery, New York
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Meet Me at the Library
As family historians, we all have a powerful tool to use in our research efforts. It is called the internet, and it is in many ways a magic key to getting the information we need to help complete our genealogies. … Continue reading
Now, Where Did I Put That……………………?
What you see shown above is part of my workspace. It was much worse. In fact over the last few years it has gotten much better. Instead of boxes and file drawers full of papers and records surrounded by hills … Continue reading
Posted in Lets Talk
Tagged Bonnett, Dakin, Deloria, Family history, genealogy, Gonya, Lyon, Monty, Moore Family
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Something To Look For.
Many people who take up genealogy know about the many records that we can explore. We can look up anything from birth and death records to church records, marriage records, military records, and the list can go on and on. … Continue reading
Posted in Lets Talk
Tagged Bonnett, Dakin, Digby, Family history, genealogy, Haverhill, Hersey, Ma., N.S., Plattsburgh, Vietnam Memorial Wall
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A Vacation With A Little Family Genealogy Or Here Are Some Pictures Of My Vacation
Have you ever watched the television show Who Do You Think You Are, and felt a little envious when they fly off to some distant part of the world? I know I have often said to myself, “if only I … Continue reading
Posted in Whats in a Picture?
Tagged Admiral Digby Museum, Brunswick, Canada, Civil War, Dakin, Digby, Family history, Fort Ann, genealogy, Hannah Dunstin, Haverhill, Loyalist, Maine, Nova Scotia, Old Orchard, quilts
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Hiding In Plain Sight
In his book “Descendants of Thomas Dakin of Concord, Massachusetts” A.H. Dakin has my 2nd great grandfather Abraham Morton Dakin death date as January, 1914. The book was printed in 1948 and I thought that more up to date information … Continue reading
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Tagged Civil War, Dakin, Family history, genealogy, Montrose, Moore Family, New Milford, PA., Pennsylvania, Warner
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