family reunion Tag

24 Jan

Posted at 16:24h in Newsletter

The article above is about George Washington's 1789 inauguration, our nation's first. Certainly a different military presence. I just got a note from Ancestry.com telling me that I have built 76 family trees, placed 108,000 family members and ancestors into those trees, attached 110,000 records, and uploaded 15,000 photos. Other than my own tree that is all since 2015. Contact me and let's get started on your tree, and we can set some Guinness records together! You can use Dancestors Genealogy to find out more about your ancestors, or you can buy a Tesla and drive it into the graveyard. https://youtu.be/gYGS-FJq3vg   I spend a...

29 Aug

Posted at 13:51h in Newsletter

Cartoons, the Kaiser sending over U-boats full of germs. Some news from 1918. If you are curious about what your family was up to in 1918, reach out to Dancestors by clicking on the red button below.   3rd cousin twice removed? Hopefully, this will help you better understand who is who at the family reunion! At the reunion, did you come across any odd names? We often come across some interesting names. Below you can see why you don't let an unhappy Grandpa give the census taker the name of his two-month-old grandson. The next picture is a death certificate. Check out the father's name.   ...

15 Aug

Posted at 15:46h in Newsletter

What about our summer of 2020 Family Reunion? This picture from the early 1900s was of my ancestor, Ephraim Bowen's descendants. Indeed, the pandemic has taken a toll on large gatherings. Here is one family's story: "Her family reunion feels unsafe. But her 98-year-old grandma wants her there. Denise Rowe voted against holding the reunion during the pandemic, upsetting her grandmother. They are one of many families at odds over big gatherings." Read in The Washington Post: https://apple.news/AmBNLETH5R0afofIIuq6ggw Let Dancestors help you prepare for your next family reunion by capturing all of those pictures, stories, and historical documents for easy sharing at the gathering. Click the red...

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