Yesterday's post was about the Eichinger-Schwartz marriage. When I chose them, I noticed I did not have death dates for them. Neither appeared on the SSDI, but I finally found them on Find-a-Grave. That led to a death notice and obituary for him, but sadly not for her. Really, it mostly added paper to the pile.
I took care of those papers today. I also dispatched a couple of census records for a family in Kentucky. I also found two more census records for this family and they are about to be linked!
Copyright 2010-2014, ACK for Gene Notes
Thursday, May 8, 2014
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Wedding Wednesday - Schwartz & Eichinger
On May 7, 1902 in Lancaster, Erie, New York, Mr. Robert Eichinger and Miss Clara Katharina Schwartz were married. She was the daughter of August Schwartz and Mary Josephine Kibler, and was my second cousin, once removed.
Copyright 2010-2014, ACK for Gene Notes
Copyright 2010-2014, ACK for Gene Notes
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
It Just Gets Worse
Oh my, I haven't worked on my family history this month at all. Well, maybe one sheet of paper. But the pile on my desk just gets worse and worse. I MUST sit down in here and really make a concerted effort to organize.
It gets worse when I read a tip somewhere and just have to try it out. Now I am working on a way to pull up all the divorced people in my database to make sure that their divorced status shows up on the screen. Hmmm. That may become a to-do list item.
Copyright 2010-2014, ACK for Gene Notes
It gets worse when I read a tip somewhere and just have to try it out. Now I am working on a way to pull up all the divorced people in my database to make sure that their divorced status shows up on the screen. Hmmm. That may become a to-do list item.
Copyright 2010-2014, ACK for Gene Notes
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