Terrible thunder shower at 2 AM. We got up & got dressed. Pa went on to Market after it lightning very sharp. Geo covered his head in blankets. Got very cool was cool all day. Went down to Rally at Bloomfield Park ME with Mildred, Roswell & Ernest. Wild bunch there did not bother with any of them or play any of the games. We had party in office at lunch time.
Author: Kathleen
Diary of Llewellyn: June 7, 1923
Very hot. Terrible shower in Caldwell about 3 o’clock. Teamed and washed our driveway out. Thundered & lightening very heavy. Teachers Meeting at church. I went down to Mildred’s for a short time after it. Very stormy & foggy. Terrible Thunder shower came up. 2 AM of W Fri. morning.
Next Entry: June 8, 1923
This is the Face of Genealogy
After the recent controversy from the LA Weekly article preceding the Southern California Genealogical Society Jamboree, I’m posting these photos of my ancestors. This is the face of genealogy to me.
Continue reading “This is the Face of Genealogy”Diary of Llewellyn: June 4, 1923
Gladys Walker married. Showered at home but we left ahead of it and it did not shower in Plainfield. Ma called up and asked Mr. Tillotson to let me off early. Went home on 4:22. We took Aunt Belle in machine with us. John L., Russ & Uncle Dory in Russ’s machine & Anna & Uncle Perce in theirs. George went with us – very warm.
Next Entry: June 5, 1923
A Dilemma, but Not Really
Now that I’ve come to the top of my Mays Family information, I’ve run into a dilemma. Except it’s not really a dilemma. I’m determined not to clutter up my new family file with sourceless information. The only problem is I don’t think most of my Mays family information is sourced. I’m starting to believe what I have is second hand information. So the dilemma is what to do about all those Mays children that I’m unsure of.
The obvious choice is don’t put any of them in. It’s the right thing to do. The problem is, there’s a lot of people I’d be leaving out.
As you can see from the graphic above, in my old file there were seven children for William and Frances Mays. In my new file, there are only two. Hopefully I can find documentation for the others. Part of the problem is that I have census and vital records for a lot of them, but they don’t lead back to William and Frances currently. So I have to find a way to link them back before I add them.
I just wish they didn’t make it so tempting! Look at all them just sitting there! How much more obvious can you get. The Mays family was always right next door to each other.



