May 16, 2007
Doing my homework ... er ... our ... her homework
SO Iliacat had a little project for her literature group, to make a family tree
she asked if I knew the names of some relatives, and I said that one of the Grand Lunar's relatives is a genealogist, so I went off to dig for the sheets we'd been sent.
And to surf the web trying to find obituaries of my relatives
and I hit TWO jackpots, one on my mom's dad's ancestors - we went back 11 generations (from Iliacat) to the 1600's ...
and then on the Grand Lunar's grandmother's ancestors - I haven't counted back the number of generations, but it goes back to the 1500's in England! Totally cool!
So now I'm taking all that info and ... er ... copying and pasting it into a nice looking but totally useless (unexportable) form.
Someday I'll get be a real program and copy and paste it in a way that would be useful to future research.
But for now ... I'm still in my jammies at 11:30, digging into my children's roots.
For, uh ... our assignment.
Posted by Kim at May 16, 2007 11:29 AMLOL, I took screenshots and put the PNG files into a folder called geneology inside my "misc to keep" folder :o) congrats! how fun!
ps I sent the site along to Daniel's mom who actually does geneology - don't know if she's seen that place yet. thanks for the link and all the info!
I still don't have Dad's stuff from aunt Carol (or Dave/Helen)... do you?
Posted by: kelly at May 16, 2007 12:18 PMThat is so cool. I wish I knew our geneology.
How fun! My uncle did all of that, and Mr. Nutt's sister does it all for his family. It is so neat to see what our ancestors have done. I'm always longing to find some lost diary that would reveal the lives of an ancestor. Unfortunately, I don't think it'll happen. Sigh.
Posted by: Barbie at May 16, 2007 2:16 PMHannah is doing hers for history next year. If I can get my ducks in a row before July, we can fill a lot of it out at hubby's family reunion!
Posted by: Peggy at May 17, 2007 9:18 AMAre you on Linda W's snail mail list to get her newsletters on the C. geneology?
Posted by: Linda at May 18, 2007 1:03 PM
