On vacation. Uncle Rene & Aunt Aggie & Marguerite out to house to be ready to go to Belmar next day.
Year: 2012
Diary of Llewellyn: August 15, 1924
On vacation.
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Revisiting my 1940 Census To Do List
Before the 1940 census was released, I made 2 entries (part one, part two) detailing where I thought I would find my Dad’s side of the family. I previously posted a chart where I showed who I had found two days after the census was released.
I was just looking at all my different entries and decided to see if I’d found everyone from the lists yet.
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On vacation.
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A little fun with Gmail
I’ve been working on a couple posts over the last few days and I’ll be posting one of them a little later today. Until then, I have to share my new Gmail background. I do have a moore-mays.org email setup but for some reason it is a little finicky. When I finally fix that, I’ll probably change my gmail background to something more colorful. In the meantime, I like this little genealogy reminder I get when I check my email.
Diary of Llewellyn: August 13, 1924
On vacation.
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Diary of Llewellyn: August 12, 1924
On vacation.
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Diary of Llewellyn: August 11, 1924
On vacation.
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Diary of Llewellyn: August 10, 1924
On vacation. Folks arrived home from their trip about 5:30.
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The 5 Reasons I want WDYTYA on BBC America
I am a huge fan of the Who Do You Think You Are? series that was recently canceled by NBC. However, before I was a fan of the NBC show, I was a fan of the British version. It happened for me just like Lisa Kudrow, who saw the British version and fell in love. I’ve been very lucky to be able to view the British version of the show and I’m now here with my top five Who Do You Think You Are? moments. I want the American audience to know exactly what the charm is about the British version. It didn’t matter that I had no idea who 80% of the celebrities were throughout the seasons (or series if you use British terms).
With all my heart, I really wish this show would come to BBC America so that Americans would at least be able to see this really charming, intelligent program. These are in the order that they aired, not in any rank.
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