My grandmother Maria and her younger sister Paloma Starcz (Startz)
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My grandfather Clement Phelan Another Great Episode! Though the episode didn’t really focus much on genealogy, it was very heavy on family history, which is great. I’ve said before, and I’ll say it again, names and dates don’t mean much unless you have a story to go with it. I’ve really enjoyed watching these shows every Friday. It has turned [...] My great grandfather John C. Phelan in Anamosa, Iowa in his general store. Tonight’s episode of Who Do You Think You Are was great! The tone of this episode was drastically different than last week’s show. Here are my initial thoughts of the show, in no particular order: The focus of this episode was entirely on one part of American history. While it was interesting how Sarah Jessica Parkier’s [...] My grandfather Johann (John) Frank Randy Seaver over at Genea-Musings just wrote about the questions on the 2010 Census. He points out: Unfortunately for late 21st and 22nd century genealogists, there are no questions about relationships of people living in the household, marital status, birth place, or citizenship status. Too bad. You would think that the government would like to know [...] Mary Josephine Ray, the New Hampshire woman who was certified as the oldest person living in the United States, has died at age 114 years, 294 days. She left behind 28 decendents. My condolences go to the family. Read More… This got me thinking. I wonder what notable inventions happened during her lifetime. Mary has seen [...] |
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