Sharing ancestors, one person at a time. Genealogy and history.
It seems like it takes me longer each time to come up with a topic to write about. Well, I may be back on it. At least, I intend to be back on it. And what better topic to write about on Veterans Day than one of our military veterans? After the passing of my … Continue reading Ken Rhoades: A Veterans Ditty Box
I don’t know why, but it has always bothered me about what happened to Sadie Truman Hermsdorfer Gill; Rosetta’s daughter from her first marriage, Daniel’s step-daughter, Ken Sr’s half-sister. Sadie is an odd duck for me. I don’t quite know what to make of her. My initial impression of her was that she was a bit of a … Continue reading That French Connection, And a Little Drama
This month on Facebook, my husband has been honoring those veterans who participated in D-Day, specifically his brother Airborne members. But June is also the month that the United States sent their first troops to Europe during World War I; the formal declaration of War on Germany came in April 1917. Many Great War memorial … Continue reading Family in the Great War
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