In an effort to collect and preserve family documents and treasures, Vernon and Sondra (Einfeldt) Harmelink, Phoenix, Arizona, established a family archive. They voluntarily began...
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Family Skeleton
For one Iowa family, a family skeleton brought them together again. Literally. After 132 years, James Benson's bones were unearthed from his Lafayette County, Wisconsin,...
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Catskills Ideal
The third international reunion of about 125 descendants of Richard Lounsberry (ca. 1634 - 1690) was a great success, reports Albert "Al" Lounsbury, Saratoga Springs,...
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In case you don’t remember
Charlotte Johnson, Alton, Illinois, is historian for the family reunion of George Schultz and "His," Inc. She presents a very entertaining slide show about the...
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National Archives figure in reunion display
Ericka Watson, Westampton, New Jersey, has been bitten by the genealogy bug. She gathered several members of the Williams Family Reunion for a research trip...
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Frederickson Family Reunion
Elsie Hutton, the oldest of nine, and daughter of an oldest of nine father, has much to deal with as she resurrects the Frederickson Family...
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Reunion Tales
In their Grandparenting column, Dee and Tom Hardie reported about the Thornhill Foundation reunion at Tom's ancestral home, an antebellum cotton plantation in Talladega, Alabama....
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What do estates and reunions have in common? by Peggy Rockwell Gleich
I received a call from an estate researcher, telling me he was tracking my ancestors because there was a valuable estate which probably belongs to...
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Looking for Letters
Danell Spillman, Editor of Louisiana African Americans, explains that letters are not only prized family heirlooms but often the only link to information about ancestors....
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The International Society of Sons and Daughters of Slave Ancestry
ISDSA members are proud of their enslaved ancestors; they want to remember the past not erase it; they want to celebrate their heritage not mourn...
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