Proof I’m not the first Genealogist in the Family

For years I’ve suspected that my Great Grandmother, Llewellyn Thorward-Moore, was researching her family history. I’ve come to that conclusion because of the notes and papers she left behind. This week, I’m starting to go through some of Grandpa’s final papers. These are the ones he kept with him. In those papers, I found some pretty cool evidence that I’m not the first one in the Moore family to be obsessed with tracing our roots. I only wonder how far they got and if there are any other surprises to find one day.

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Diary of Llewellyn: May 2, 1924

Made arrangements in office with Jennie Sweeney, Anna Pusch, Florence Gerold, Amelia Westerman, Evelyn Kaufman, Willa Steinhoff, Marie O’Brien, Lee Arnold, to meet at the Penn Station in Ladies Waiting Room on May 4, 1929 (first Sat of May) at 2 o’clock. We are waiting Mr. Tillston’s return from Canada. Told we were to move down with Mr. Fletcher.

Next Entry: May 3, 1924