There are so many green leaf hints at Ancestry.com on my tree LeMaster & Allied Families to work through. This tree doesn't include everyone in my RootsMagic database, but right now includes 2401 people.
On the Hints tabs, the following statistics are displayed:
* All hints: 11,588
* People with hints: 1937
* Records: 8497
* Photos: 1191
* Stories: 236
* Member trees: 1664
I'm going to try to work through these hints, looking for records that I can verify belong to my family members and adding to my family tree. I'm going to ignore the Member tree hints for now, coming back to them later. I want to make sure that what I add I can verify.
Saturday, August 01, 2015
Shaky Green Leaves in my Ancestry Member Tree
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Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Wordless Wednesday : Brayden & Grandpa
Brayden & Grandpa, Newburgh, Indiana, 21 July 2015 |
I hope I'll be around a long time to teach him about his heritage. Perhaps someday he will read this blog and pick up the family history search.
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Wordless Wednesday
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Census Sunday : Galen Miller household, 1940, Delaware County, Indiana
My paternal grandaunt, Mary (Haley) Miller, was enumerated in the 1940 census in Ward 4 of Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana. She was living with her husband and two children at 701 N. Dill Street in Muncie.
Census Sunday is a daily blogging prompt used by many genealogy bloggers to help them post content on their sites.
State & Federal census sheets are filled with information for genealogists. Both the population & non-population schedules give us insights into the lives of our ancestors. What have you found that is Surprising? Reassuring? Bewildering? Census Sunday is a daily blogging prompt suggested by Colleen Pasquale of Leaves and Branches.
The household consisted of Galen, age 45, Mary, age 44, and their children, Mildred, age 21 and Elvin, age 17. The family's residence in 1935 was Portland, Jay County, Indiana. All were born in Indiana. Galen's occupation was listed a proprietor of a grocery. Galen had completed 4 years of high school, while Mary had completed the 8th grade. Daughter Mildred had completed 3 years of college and son Elvin had completed 3 years of high school.
Galen's obituary indicated that he operated a grocery at Main and Elm Streets and Joseph and North Walnut Streets.
State & Federal census sheets are filled with information for genealogists. Both the population & non-population schedules give us insights into the lives of our ancestors. What have you found that is Surprising? Reassuring? Bewildering? Census Sunday is a daily blogging prompt suggested by Colleen Pasquale of Leaves and Branches.
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