Degerness and Ross Family History
My January project was to find where Garbally House actually sat. This post is about how I went about finding the location of the actual house. I dragged my husband into the search (it wasn't difficult, he likes maps and a mystery to solve too). It … [Continue reading] about Finding Garbally House – the updated version
The British Columbia Genealogical Society is putting together a veterans book of ancestors that have served in armed forces around the world. I though this was a great idea, so I am also putting my contribution into a post here for everyone to … [Continue reading] about Military Men in the Family
You could consider this simply a post that combined Cluster Analysis with traditional genealogy. Or, this post might be considered a rant on the error of Ancestry trees. Or, you might consider it a confirmation on how genealogy research is needed … [Continue reading] about Cluster Analysis is not enough
Appropriate on our last day here, I spent some time at the Norwegian Genealogical Society. They are not usually open on a Tuesday but I received special permission to visit today. I did not have any *eureka* moments while I was there, but took … [Continue reading] about Last Genie Day in Scandinavia
We would have gone to visit a Stave church in Norway even if I did not have ancestors connected to one of them. There was at one time around 1,000 stave churches in Norway but only 28 remain. The Heddal Stave Church was built around 1250 (but some … [Continue reading] about Heddal Stave Church and Sauherad
