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Tag Archives: Lyon
Tomato Soup Cake
I have heard it said that recipes and the wonderful food dishes they create are a real and concrete way to connect past generations of ancestors to the current generation. The one dish that does that for me is Tomato … Continue reading
Posted in Lets Talk
Tagged Bonnett, cake, Deloria, Family history, genealogy, Lyon, Moore, Plattsburgh, recipe
60 Comments
A Picture’s Story
Where’s my purse? Over the years I have heard that question countless times from my wife. I am amazed at how quickly and often she can forget where she has placed her purse. The above picture is a reminder … Continue reading
Posted in Whats in a Picture?
Tagged Family history, genealogy, Lake Placid New York, Lyon, Moore Family, New York
34 Comments
Walking With Giants
It was the above picture of a newspaper page that fueled the idea of this blog post. I had used this image in an earlier post. When I studied this newspaper page, I was reminded of the many people … Continue reading
Posted in Lets Talk
Tagged Bushey, Clinton County New York, Cole, Family history, genealogy, Lyon, Moore Family, Veterans Day
28 Comments
Brothers
This is another of what I call a front porch picture. It is of three brothers Edward Lyon, Charles Lyon, and Robert Lyon. Edward and Charles were my wife’s uncles while Robert was her father. Edward was born in 1916, … Continue reading
A Front Porch Picture
The above picture is what I call a front porch picture. You know what I mean where everyone gathers on the porch for a group picture. Many times a porch is not even needed. While looking at the photographs in … Continue reading
Posted in Whats in a Picture?
Tagged Family history, Family Photographs, genealogy, Gonya, Lyon, Monty
44 Comments
Going To the Movies
A few days ago I was watching on television the original King Kong movie. I remembered as a child when I first watched this movie and feeling very sorry for King Kong. This caused me to reflect on my … Continue reading
Posted in Lets Talk
Tagged Deloria, Family history, genealogy, Lyon, Moore Family, Plattsburgh, Strand Theater
58 Comments
Listening To Gravestones
One of the many things we did on a recent trip we took back to my hometown was to visit a couple of cemeteries. Since my wife’s family has been in the area since the 1700s and mine came to … Continue reading
Posted in Lets Talk
Tagged Bonnett, Clinton County, Family history, Frederrick, genealogy, Gonya, Guyette, Ladd, Lyon, Monty, Plattsburgh, Shedrick
35 Comments
Great Loves Live On.
Willis Deloria and Pauline Bonnett Deloria were my grandparents. They were married in 1918 when Pauline was just over the age of 15, and Willis was 35. It was the first and the last marriage for each of them. Willis … 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
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Tagged Bonnett, Dakin, Deloria, Family history, genealogy, Gonya, Lyon, Monty, Moore Family
40 Comments
A Day In The Life Of…………………………
The Last few days have brought cold weather with temperatures falling below zero. Yesterday we got about eight inches of snow with blowing wind. These conditions have the effect of making the snow harder to deal with and just making … Continue reading