On March 30, 1866 in Minster, Ohio - Carolina Meyer daughter of
Henrich Anton Meyer & Anna Maria Elizabeth Decker, at the age of 12
years. Anna Decker Meyer died in 1859, leaving her husband with their
three surviving children.
Copyright 2010-2012, ACK for Gene Notes
Gene Notes
Some random and some not-so-random thoughts on family history.
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Friday, March 30, 2012
Marry Me!
Not me! I am married to the love of my life. I just happen to be working on marriage records right now and I can't believe how many of the marriages were recorded in more than one place. For instance, I've found several that were recorded in two different towns in Massachusetts. I'm not really sure why that was done, but generally it states which town they were married in.
Then, I have an index marriage record for Joseph Foster Percival & Margaret Snow in Maine and a record in Massachusetts. Weird.
Even my parents have their marriage recorded in two places - 1946 in Fremont, Ohio and 1947 in Detroit, Michigan. The Detroit one is only a church service, no license.
Copyright 2010-2012, ACK for Gene Notes
Then, I have an index marriage record for Joseph Foster Percival & Margaret Snow in Maine and a record in Massachusetts. Weird.
Even my parents have their marriage recorded in two places - 1946 in Fremont, Ohio and 1947 in Detroit, Michigan. The Detroit one is only a church service, no license.
Copyright 2010-2012, ACK for Gene Notes
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Too-Too Thursday-Ancestry Again.
Sometimes I can't believe the crap we get from Ancestry. I'm sure their bottom line is suffering because they aren't growing as fast as they like, and as a result they are dumping web-based databases into their own. The latest? Find-a-Grave.
Ancestry.com, I am NOT paying a subscription to pull up records I can search for OFF YOUR SITE! What happened to adding NEW, PREVIOUSLY UNSEEN OR UNINDEXED RECORDS?
If a person can navigate Ancestry.com on their own, surely they can navigate Find-A-Grave! I did not put the records I did on Find-A-Grave for Ancestry.com's benefit.
Copyright 2010-2012, ACK for Gene Notes
Ancestry.com, I am NOT paying a subscription to pull up records I can search for OFF YOUR SITE! What happened to adding NEW, PREVIOUSLY UNSEEN OR UNINDEXED RECORDS?
If a person can navigate Ancestry.com on their own, surely they can navigate Find-A-Grave! I did not put the records I did on Find-A-Grave for Ancestry.com's benefit.
Copyright 2010-2012, ACK for Gene Notes
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