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Cemetery Reunions 3
Reunions take cemetery responsibility Responsibility for cemetery upkeep, maintenance, restoration and repair is among many…
Cemetery Reunions 2
Transcribe Tombstones Tombstones were meant as lasting memorials but old cemeteries suffer the ravages of…
Commemorations – State and Local Recognitions
ARIZONA Arizona pioneers If you can prove you had an ancestor in Arizona before their…
Cemetery Reunions 1
Virtual cemetery shares tombstone images online Genealogists can now share images of the most permanent…
A Patriot history almost forgot
Recently, Oscar Marion became the first slave who fought in the Revolutionary War to receive…
Moerlein reunion first for family
Relatives of the 19th-century Cincinnati beer baron Christian Moerlein began the day at Philippus United…
Family tree searches produce reunion stories
The president of Philadelphia’s African-American Genealogical Group, John T. Logan, still returns to central Kentucky…
New Midwest Genealogy Center
Historic Independence, Missouri, is rich in genealogy resources including the new Midwest Genealogy Center. Holdings…
Family History Sharing
“Sharing history helps provide roots for a sense of belonging,” said Karen Dickrell, family living…