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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
The Glue That Binds
Some things run through families generation after generation. Some of them are not pleasant while some are a much-cherished item. Some families have generations of doctors, writers, or certain noses, chins, or even a certain laugh. While I am aware … Continue reading
Posted in Lets Talk
Tagged Baseball, Family history, genealogy, Little League, Moore, Moore Family
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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
Throw Back Thursday: Our First Christmas Tree
Here it is our first Christmas tree that my wife and I picked out for our celebration. It was short, squat, crooked, and not well shaped. We knew it was going to be a problem as soon as we got … Continue reading
Sixth Grade; Throw Back Thursday
This picture is my Sixth grade class at Broad Street School. I thought I would put this on since I have been blogging about the school and Plattsburgh. The man on the right side of the picture is Gilbert Duken. … Continue reading
Posted in Whats in a Picture?
Tagged Broad Street School, Family history, genealogy, Moore, Mr. Gilbert Duken, Plattsburgh
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Mom, Mrs. Moyer, and the Hardy Boys
I have read several blogs recently that discussed books and reading. The subject of reading is one that I think about frequently as I am always in search of something to read. For me, reading is a pleasure and a … Continue reading
Posted in Lets Talk
Tagged Alice Moyer, Broad St. School, Family history, genealogy, Memoir, Moore, Plattsburgh, Veronica Moore
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Just Trying to do a Good Deed.
I like many of you have been helped along in our genealogy research. Many times it was a complete stranger, perhaps thousands of miles away. I also have at times tried to help other people. The good feeling you get … Continue reading
Posted in Lets Talk
Tagged Cooperstown, Family history, Find A Grave, Fly Creek, genealogy, Moore
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Do Our Family Treasures Have a Secret Life?
We all have them. Those items we gather as we move through our life. They may have been handed down to you by your parents, grandparents or passed down from many generations. It could even be a silly souvenir that … Continue reading
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Tagged Emma Craft, Family history, genealogy, Gonya, Lyon, Moore, Oreon Monty, Plattsburgh, Robert Lyon, World War
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