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Decoding the Family Tree

solving family history one branch at a time.

Tag: #essexCounty

January 24, 2019

Dreaming of Warmer Days & Research Trips

Posted by Chiara in Beardsley, cemetery, Clinton County, NY, New York Research, Witherwax

It is a rainy and rather dreary day here in Queens, I am stuck at work. I am dreaming a research trip or two. I am at the point in some of my lines where I need a good old-fashioned boots on the ground research trip. I haven’t been to a library or an archive…Read more »

November 21, 2018November 21, 2018

‘Twas the day before Thanksgiving

Posted by Chiara in 30 x 30 challenge, Beardsley, Clinton County, NY, DellaVecchia, Stewart, Uncategorized, Witherwax

Twas the day before Thanksgiving and I have been focusing on family and the blessings of life as is the norm this time of year. I am thinking of those who came before and those who may come after. I am feeling incredibly blessed for all that I have. There have been several of those…Read more »

November 15, 2018November 15, 2018

The quest to clear an AIR!

Posted by Chiara in 30 x 30 challenge, Daughters of the American Revolution, Witherwax

What is an AIR? An air is this pesky thing in the DAR. It stands for Additional Information Requested and right now it is the bane of my existence and I am thinking a couple of research trips may be what I need to do. Here is the situation. I am working on proving my…Read more »

June 28, 2018June 28, 2018

GRIP Day 3

Posted by Chiara in Daughters of the American Revolution, general, professional

Day 3 of GRIP was a bit of a  whirlwind. We covered wills, transportation and military. I was able to glean a few sources out of this overloaded mind of mine. I am sure it will get better when I type up my notes. Wednesday evening a group of us DAR ladies met up and…Read more »

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