Follow Friday: U. S. Military Collection, Fold3, and Veterans’ Service Records
Posted by Liv | Filed under Follow Friday
It’s Follow Friday at geneabloggers.com and I continue my tribute to Veterans by recommending three major websites that I use to document my family’s service; enjoy!
Tags: ancestry.com, bounty land records, claim records, draft records, Fold3, footnote.com, genealogy, military histories, military records, national archives, pension records, service records, US Military Collection, Veteran's Service Records
Military Monday: Sergeant John Willie Taylor at Ancestry.com
Posted by Liv | Filed under Military Monday
really nice feature of Ancestry.com is the ability to create military pages for all veteran ancestors in your family tree! Below is a screenshot of the Military Page I created for my father this month in honor of Veterans Day 2012. Click below to visit the Military Page of Sergeant John Willie Taylor!
Tags: Ancestry Military Page, ancestry.com, John Willie Taylor, Korean War, Military Monday, Seargeant, United States Army
Those Places Thursday: What was Life Like in Texas in 1940?
Posted by Liv | Filed under Those Places Thursday
t is “Those Places Thursday” at geneabloggers.com! This blogging prompt allows genea-bloggers a chance to reminiscence about how and where their ancestors lived and to write about “those places” via stories or photos. Today, I’m reminiscent about what life was like for my Texas ancestors in 1940. What really got me thinking about this particular decade in our country’s [...]
Tags: 1940 census, 7-11, 7-Elevens, ancestry.com, Carl Fletcher, cattle, Circle K, convenience stores, corny dogs, houston, infographics, information graphics, Lone Star beer, Neil Fletcher, texas, Texas State Fair, Those Places Thursday, Tote'ms, U-Totem
