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Category Archives: Daughters of the American Revolution
My Process for Entry into the DAR
Today I went to our local FHC and met with a representative for the DAR. I sent my request in through the DAR website on 13 Jan 2010. Just under a month ago, though it seems longer. At our meeting today, … Continue reading
Odds and Ends For Now
The last few weeks have been rough. As my readers know, I buried my Grandmother last week. I have so much I would like to say about her, as a person, woman and grandmother. Yet it seems when I sit … Continue reading
Weekly Prompt #16 Goals, Not just resolutions anymore.
We have been asked to write down our genealogy goals. So we can look back and see what we’ve accomplished. Thanks to Amy at We Tree, for you great ideas to keep us writing. Thanks to Genea Bloggers for reminding … Continue reading
Posted in Daughters of the American Revolution, Genealogy, New York, Weekly Prompts
Tagged # 16, Genea Bloggers, We Tree
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Newberry Library, Chicago’s Family History Center
Today we had beautiful weather, a great day to be outside and enjoying the many sites Chicago has to offer. Instead, I opted for a day of research at Newberry Library. First and foremost, drivers beware, parking is costly! Parking … Continue reading
Posted in Daughters of the American Revolution, Genealogy, Marriage Record, Poray, Poray Koshetz, Poray Koshitz, Russia
Tagged Anatoly, Ancestry, Chicago, Newberry Library, Reunion
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DAR
Within the past few days, I have found my ancestor that fought in the Revolution. I have requested a look up from the DAR to confirm. A special thanks to Nancy who has helped with this. I really appreciate it. … Continue reading
Posted in Black, Daughters of the American Revolution, Genealogy, Revolutionary War, Virginia
Tagged Blacksburg, John
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