Suspicious Disappearance, part 3
Paul E. Brunberg lived an interesting life. In 1928 he lived in the Waterloo, Iowa area and was active in the Christ Episcopal church - giving talks about "The Laymen…
Paul E. Brunberg lived an interesting life. In 1928 he lived in the Waterloo, Iowa area and was active in the Christ Episcopal church - giving talks about "The Laymen…
Sadie sometime in the 1910's in San Francisco and Charles Bozelle's Mugshot Sarah "Sadie" Broadhurst is my paternal great-grandmother (my dad's dad's mom). She, along with her mother Alice (my…
I started working on my family tree long before at-home DNA kits became popular… then dropped it for several years until I moved back to my hometown in 2017. One…
The disappearance of my great-granduncle Ernest H. Koehneke continues to be a family history mystery. If you'd like a recap of part 1, you can find it here. Here's a…
Time for a quick family brag: The inventor of Morse Code is my cousin! — my 2nd cousin 7 times removed, to be exact. Our common ancestors are my 8th…
Edward Hampton Jack was my 3rd great grandfather (my dad’s dad’s dad’s mom’s dad). Born in 1823 in Indiana, he lived in Kentucky, was involved in steamboating, and ultimately ended…
RootsTech starts this week, and if it's anything like last year, it's going to be a very busy 4 days. Some pre-planning goes a long way to ensuring a fun…
I've written about James Lawless in the past -- the eldest of 3 Great Lakes Captains depicted in a framed composite image. I don't know much of his past... or…
William Arthur Howe was born in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, on 18 January 1864 or 1865 to parents Frederick Augustus Howe, Jr. and Malvina L. Spencer. 1870 US Federal Census…