Stones of Erasmus — for Teachers, Writers, & Philosophy Sprinkles Makers!

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Showing posts with label Family History. Show all posts

Showing posts with label Family History. Show all posts

15.5.19

Family History: My Mother’s Doctor is a Roselli

Mom with Dr. Eric Roselli at the Cleveland Clinic Mom called me the other day. “Greig,” she said. “I met your cousin.” She had been in Cleve...

23.7.18

The Killman Family Story Constructed Through Census Records, Oral Tradition, and Family Photographs

How I created a story of my family's genealogical history using data from the 1930 United States census - with help from family photogr...

12.7.18

Throwback Thursday: My Mother at the Anubis Carnival Ball in New Orleans (Circa the 1970s)

Mom at the Anubis Ball in New Orleans, Louisiana (circa 1970s) Throwback Thursday: A few Thursdays ago, I posted a Throwback photog...

28.6.18

Throwback Thursday: My Maternal Great-Grandmother Albertine Frank

Albertine Margaret Frank Killman (1889 - 1980) Throwback Thursday Albertine Margaret Frank Killman is my maternal great-grandmother w...

13.6.10

Feeling Strangely Rental: A Memoir of a Last Month Lease

Dorothea Lange, "Migrant Mother" In the 1930 Census , there is a ton of data about how Americans lived during the Great Depres...

9.5.10

Photograph: Maternal Aunt in Her Schooldays Dress

Genealogy Report from a Perronne Photo Album: Sandra Mitten Perronne is pictured here as a school student at Ella Dolhonde school in...

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