The web of our life is of a mingled yarn, good and ill together. – William Shakespeare
It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt. If you tell the truth, you
Special Note: This month’s article is by guest author, Orlan Smith Over the years I have been collecting two magazines called “Discover Maine” and “Paper Talks.” They tell the story
No doubt I’m being repetitive but, there are folks out there who post incorrect information on online family trees saying they have an ancestor who was Native American. NOT! They
I hope Santa Claus brought everyone what they wished for as well as good health over the holidays. Now we began a new year. I would like to receive ideas
Genealogy and research etiquette is important. This is after a recent out-of-state visitor who was not nice at three different local libraries. Be courteous and respectful of those who work
The three maps to be hung in our library have been enlarged and copied, Dennis and I did the framing and the plan is to put them up before the
Well the white rain has begun for the season and will probably continue for several months. In other words, this is not the season to cruise the cemeteries so we
Many Trees online have Sherebiah’s wife as Lydia Hopkins. I disagree with this because I could not find one Lydia Hopkins in the correct time frame. I found four women