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Saturday, June 30, 2012

ISAAC & THE FOUR BEARS

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In light of the recent rash of bear sightings in unexpected places here in Massachusetts (such as on Cape Cod), I thought I'd share thi...
Friday, June 29, 2012

DEAR FRED

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The letters found by C. while remodeling the Fred Blanchard home show that families in late 19th century America had problems and secrets l...
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MARTHA & THE NAMELESS NOBLEMAN

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Two weeks ago while I was visiting the South Middleboro Cemetery in Middleboro Ma. looking for graves of my Benson relatives I came across ...
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012

SEEKING CALEB BENSON 2

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Before I go on one of cemetery tours I usually check Find A Grave to see if there are any relatives listed as being buried in towns I plann...
Tuesday, June 26, 2012

SEEKING CALEB BENSON

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After my success finding relatives in the cemeteries along Rte 58 in Carer and Plympton, Ma., I decided next to search in the nearby towns ...
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Monday, June 25, 2012

THE FAMILY OF ELMER MERRILL ELLINGWOOD

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In the previous post I mentioned I'd made another Ellingwood connection. K., the sister of the young lady who'd found the Blanchard...
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Saturday, June 16, 2012

THE QUESTION OF LIZZIE ELLINGWOOD BLANCHARD

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I've expressed my belief many times here that sharing genealogical research online is a good thing because of the things you can learn ...
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FOREFATHERS MONUMENT PLYMOUTH, MA.

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As I was leaving Plymouth after my visit to the Harlow Old Fort House, I noticed a sign on a street corner that said "Forefathers'...
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VISITING THE HARLOW OLD FORT HOUSE

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A week ago I learned that the house built by my 8x great grandfather William Harlow in Plymouth, Ma. still exists and was open for tours on...
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