Research Gems from “The Maine Genealogist”
Kittery, ME, Third Parish Church Records from a manuscript prepared by Dr. John Eldridge Frost: 8/1999 Vol 21, No. 3, pages 125-132 11/1999 Vol 21,
The web of our life is of a mingled yarn, good and ill together. – William Shakespeare
Kittery, ME, Third Parish Church Records from a manuscript prepared by Dr. John Eldridge Frost: 8/1999 Vol 21, No. 3, pages 125-132 11/1999 Vol 21,
From working on a Mayflower lineage for someone: When using the Five Generation/Silver Books they may actually have a 6th and 7th generation in them
Don’t forget probate is not just wills, estates and trusts. It’s also for name changes, adoptions, guardianships and more. Probate Court has had names such
From a suggestion by member Frances Heales: Hearth taxes (property tax) were collected in England and Wales from 1662-1689. Scotland’s was from 1691-1695 and Ireland’s
Onomastics is the study of the etymology, history, and use of proper names. Etymology is the origin of a word and the historical development of
This comes from me reading an article with reference to Lady Day and the year. Member Frances H. explained it and then I was off
Lots of hair dye bottles were found at an archaeology dig in Kentucky. The site was where Civil War photography was done. They believe that
Apparently there is an app from the U.S. Surgeon General and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that allows you to make a tree
Beyond 2022 is Ireland’s Virtual Treasury research project to try and retrieve as many documents as possible that were lost in the fire at the
Remember there are more than the usual 1790-1940 census schedules. Go onto the National Archives web site and look at the list of schedules they