In today's #genealogy blog post at https://t.co/bQ5oDN0ZVl, I take a look at an amazing old photograph of a Hoffmann cousin who stayed in France and share what information I have on her life and the serendipity of similar names. #ancestry#familytree#cousin
This week's #genealogy blog post at https://t.co/r7RRAl6u7E examines the 1864 death certificate of my 3G-grandfather, Philippe Schmidt, from Butten, Alsace, France. Read more to learn all about Philippe and how ChatGPT ne parle pas franรงais. #ancestry#familytree#alsace
In today's #genealogy blog post at https://t.co/DomIw1OtWC, I'm taking a look at how one cause of death (bronchitis, in this case) shows up in many records across our family tree. #ancestry#familyhistory#causeofdeath
Today's #genealogy blog post at https://t.co/KfYgNLGhCP delves into the less-morbid side of newspaper discoveries. My great-grandmother, Emma (Slagel) Hoffmann, had plenty of tragedy that made it into print, but she also appears in newspaper articles for more cheerful reasons.
In today's #genealogy blog post at https://t.co/Oe6tKPF37U, I take a look at a sibling connection. This one is my second great-granduncle, John B. Swing, who died young and never married. Without genealogy, who would be left to commemorate him? #familyhistory#census#ancestry
In today's #genealogy blog post at https://t.co/YX6HbFtlWI, I take a look at the marriage record of my 4G-grandparents, Cornelius Davis and Matilda Furrow, and the unexpected paths we sometimes go down in our genealogical search. #familytree#marriage#westunion