More blogs. More posts. More people making connections. It’s time for the Week 3 recap of 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks!
There are numerous posts that stood out to me this week. Two of them included a heart wrenching tale on Generation’s Gone By’s Weblog. Genohio used a variety of sources to give context to a boiler explosion that killed six men.
Oh, and the numbers? 204 articles this week (including my look at a rare non-farmer in my family tree). So far, a total of 242 blogs have said that they are taking the challenge.
Happy reading!
- ACHNITZ – “William Achnitz” by William Achnitz on The Genealogy of William Achnitz III
- ADAMS – “#3 Henry Adams (1846-1907)” by Jo on Full Circle Family History Blog
- ALBEA – “Mom” by Valerie Craft on Begin with “Craft”
- ALLEN – “3 Catherine Allen” by Sally on SallySearches
- ANDERSON – “#2 Amy Anderson Roof: Match Making” by Vera Marie Badertscher on Ancestors in Aprons
- ARNOLD – “Week 2: Francis Arnold c.1836 – d between 1891-1901” on Joynealogy
- ARNOLD – “Week 3 – Rose Evelyn Arnold, b 1900 (married Niagara Falls in 1922)” on Joynealogy
- ASHER – “John E. Asher” by Elyse Doerflinger on Elyse’s Genealogy Blog
- ASHTON – “#1: William Ashton (1837-1909)” by Scott on Finding My Ancestors
- AUSTIN – “Week 3 Joseph Austin” by Judi Carroll-Thompson on Journey of a Family Historian
- AUSTIN – “Louise Maria Austin Cheney” on thegenealogygirl
- BALLENGER – “#3: Marilyn Ballenger, the Aunt I Never Knew” by Shelley Ballenger Bishop on A Sense of Family
- BARTH – “#3 Anna Barth – Who’s your daddy?” by mvillhauer on Branching Out: My Family Tree
- BENNEM – “#3 Will the Real John Bennem Please Stand Up?!” by Rachel Mackin Evans on My Genealogical Ramblings
- BJORKLUND – “Week #3 Serendipity” (Sigrid C. Bjorklund” on Passage to the Past’s Blog
- BOLAND – “No. 3: John P. Boland” by Tim on Photo Restorations by Tim G.
- BOWEN – “#3 Herbert Bowen” by Davy Lucey on The eLuceydator
- BRANDL – “#2 Loving Someone I’ve Never Met” (Eva Brandl) by Linda O’Donnell on One Branch at a Time
- BRITTON – “Ancestor 3: Sarah Britton, Known for Great Strength of Religious Character” by Judy Everett Ramos on Fort Worth Genealogy Examiner
- BROADBENT – “#3 Ernest Broadbent – Life and Death at the Mine” on starryblackness
- BROCK – “#3 Hezekiah Brock” by Charlie Purvis on Carolina Family Roots
- BROWN – “Week 3 – Isaac Brown” on Looking Through the Lens of a Millennial Genealogist
- BROWN – “Joseph Brown” on Montanatude
- BRYAN – “#3 Monte DeRay Bryan” by Diana on Moments in Time
- BUCKNER – “#3 Mary Jane Buckner Willis” by Donna Brown on DonnaB’s Weblog
- BUISCH – “#1 Henry George Buisch” by Erin Williamson Klein on My Family History Files
- BULLARD – “#3 Jane Bullard? – Mother of Joel Hall” by Lacey Frazier on Branches and Twigs
- BURNETT – “#3 Elizabeth Hamilton Burnett (1897-1943)” by Alana on A Twig In My Tree
- CARGO – “#3 Flora Cargo Warnick” by Beverly McGowan Norman on Roots, Branches, and a Few Nuts
- CARRINGER – “Henry Austin Carringer (1853-1946)” by Randy Seaver on Genea-Musings
- CARROLL – “#3 Samuel Carroll’s Awesome Beard” by Chelsea on All Roads Lead to Jones
- CASTLE – “Week 3 – Belzora Castle” by Cathy G. on Orlandel Creations
- CHANDLER – “#3 Emma Chandler Simpson” by Laura Johnston on Getting Started in Genealogy
- CHASE – “#3 – Guy Oscar Chase” on Chasing Dead Relatives
- CHATTERTON – “#3 Anne Marie Chatterton” by Kris Stewart on My Link to the Past
- CHURCH – “Caleb Church, Farmer and Cooper” on Relative Musings
- CLARK – “#2 Walter Edward Clark” by S. Gaberseck on Family Unforgotten
- COAKLEY – “52 Weeks 52 Ancestors” (William M. Coakley) by Sylvia on Wandering Through My Roots
- COIT – “#3 Colonel Samuel Coit” by Brian Cain on The Impassioned Genealogist
- COMBS – “Week 3: Sarah (Combs) Webb” by Cherie Atkinson Clark on Still Digging for Roots
- CORBIN – “Alfred Ernest Corbin” by Karen S. on 21 Wits, by Karen
- COUGHLIN – “#3 David Francis Coughlin” by Denise Coughlin on Denise’s Genealogy Journey
- CRANE – “Week 1, Nan Crane” by Christy on Pajama Genealogy
- CROSS – “#3 Who shot J.C.?” (Jewell Cross) by Nia Jai on Railroads and Cotton
- DALGARNO – “Dalgarno and Dunbar Wedding, 1888” by M. Diane Rogers on Newdale, Manitoba, Canada – Genealogy
- DANIELS – “#2 Richard Daniels” by Cheri Daniels on Journeys Past
- DARGAVEL – “#3 Frederick James Dargavel (1901-1987)” by Pam Schaffner on Digging Down East
- DASHER – “#3 Susan C. Dasher’s Farm” by Catherine Pendleton on The Pendleton Genealogy Post
- DEAL – “A Farmer, Dad and Hero” (Simon F. Deal) on Bowling For Ancestors
- DEBOLT – “George Debolt, Old School Baptist Minister” by Amy Johnson Crow on No Story Too Small
- DELL – “Week 1 Isaac Dell, Plasterer of Birmingham c1744-1810” on Joynealogy
- DESGROSEILLIERS – “#3 Eugène Desgroseilliers and His Baptism Record” by Yvonne Demoskoff on Yvonne’s Genealogy Blog
- DEVINE – “Finding Ilo’s Son, Lee Devine” by Roberta Estes on DNAeXplained – Genetic Genealogy
- DICKINSON – “#3 In Memory of Mom a Year After Her Death” (Alice Vivian Dickinson) by Karen Batchelor on Extreme Ancestry
- DOLLARHIDE – “Bettie Little” on Relative Storyboards
- DONAT-MAGNIN – “#3 Marcel Donat-Magnin” by Marine on Dans les branches (in French)
- DUMPROPE – “#3 John & Barsheba (Delong) Dumprope” by judysue on Little BIts of Roots & Branches
- ENGDAHL – “#3 Olga Wilhelmina Engdahl Poe (1894-1954)” by Karen Blackmore on Karen’s Genealogy Oasis
- ENGLAND – “#3: J. Irving England, Businessman, Philanthropist” by Leah on Genealogy in West Brookfield, MA
- ESPOSITO – “Week 1 – Annmary Esposito” by William Achnitz on The Genealogy of William Achnitz III
- ESTERBERG – “#3 Walter Alfred Esterberg” by dgfamilyhistorian on I’m Proud to Be the Family Historian
- FANNING – “Maude Fanning” by M. Diane Rogers on Newdale, Manitoba, Canada – Genealogy
- FENNELL – “#3 Edward Fennell & Minnie Murphy Scandal” on Jenna’s Gene Weblog
- FENNELL – “#2 Nora Fennell – Her Love & Labor of Mission Dolores Church” on Jenna’s Gene Weblog
- FERRES – “#2 John Ferres” by Maureen on Exploring Family
- FIELDER – “#3 James Robert Leonard Fielder” by Kirsty Gray on Family Wise Ltd
- FINDLEY – “Week 4 – Nancy Elizabeth Findley” by Ann Hinds on Yeakley/Jones Family History
- FOLEY – “John Foley (1863-1927)” by Ian Hadden on Ian Hadden’s Family History
- FREDERICK – “Week 3 – Rosannah Morgan (Frederick) Baker” on Shake Your Family Tree
- FURLANI – “#3 Candido Luigi Furlani” by Eileen Souza on Old Bones Genealogy
- GEESEY – “#3 The Geesey Cousins and the Hoop Mill Explosion” by genohio on Flowers on the Family Tree
- GLOVER – “Week 3: William Fisken Glover” by Jillian Glover on My Ain Folk
- GOODSON – “Week 3 – Ruth Sarah Goodson (the girl who married a dustman)” on From Mowat and Beyond
- GREEN(E) – “Week 3 – Caleb Green(e)” by Christy on Pajama Genealogy
- HARDESTY – “#3 Mary Graves Hardesty – An Unconventional Woman” by MaeveM on From My Material Stash
- HARRIS – “#3 James Edmund Harris” by Susie Reynolds on Our Families and Their Untold Stories
- HARRIS – “#2 John Robin Harris, Wine Merchant & Gentleman of Arms” on My Family History Research
- HEAD – “Bigger Head” by Michelle on My Family History
- HENN – “#3 Samuel Hartman 1809-1864” by Jo Allison Henn on Climbing My Family Tree
- HERMAN – “#3 Augustin Herman – A Bohemian’s Tale” by Beth on A Buckeye Tree
- HERNDON – “#2 Ms. Julia Estelle Herndon – Dillard University’s Delta Dear” by Nia Jai on Railroads and Cotton
- HILL – “Cotton Picking Days: Albert Josiah Hill” by Cathy Sowders Fern on Remember Me – Remember Me
- HILL – “Where WAS She Born?” (Mabell Georgianna Manderson (Hill) Burrell by Jennifer Shoer on The Scrappy Genealogist
- HOGSETT – “#2 Robert Hogsett and the Great Train Crash in Pennsylvania” by mvillhauer on Branching Out: My Family Tree
- HOLLE – “#1 Gustav Holle – The Man Who Started It All (My Genealogical Search That Is)” by mvillhauer on Branching Out: My Family Tree
- HOUDESHELL – “James Benjamin Houdeshell (1842-1926)” by Kristen Hocker on Kris Hocker’s /genealogy
- HUBOU – “#3 Guillaume Hubou (? – 1653)” by Diane on Genealogy on My Mind
- HUBOU – “#3 Guillaume Hubou (? – 1653)” by Diane on Généalogie en tête (in French)
- IRWIN – “David Irwin & Helen Tomblin” by M. Diane Rogers on CanadaGenealogy, or, ‘Jane’s Your Aunt’
- JACOBS – “#3: What Happened to Joe Jacobs?” by Marian Burk Wood on Climbing My Family Tree
- JAEGER – “Fredrick Jaeger” by Terri O’Connell on Finding Our Ancestors
- JAMIESON – “Week 3 – Jeannie Morrison Jamieson Milne” by Sharon Simms on 52 Ancestors – 52 Weeks
- JEFFERY – “#3 Robert Jeffery” by Patricia Dever on I Remember You…
- JONES – “#3 John Jones” by Niki Davis on Rooted in Foods
- KELLER – “Week #2 – Katherine Viola Keller” by Jessica on Carlson and Carrico Family History
- KILLIAN – “Sally Killian Sawyer (1812-1881)” by Susan Clark on Nolichucky Roots
- KING – “Week 3 – Martha Elizabeth King” by Michelle on My Family History
- KINNEY – “#3 Andrew Kinney, Sr.” by William Wheeler on Wheeler Genealogy
- KOPPETSCH – “No. 3 – Paul Hugo Rudolf Koppetsch” by Barbara Schmidt on Barbara Schmidt
- KRUEGER – “Shirley Helen Krueger” by Jennifer Alford on Jenealogy
- JEFFREY – “Week 3 – Jeffrey Girls” by Laura Cosgrove Lorenzana on The Last Leaf on This Branch
- JIMENEZ – “My Great-Grandmother Victoria Jimenez” by Colleen Greene on Colleen and Jeff’s Roots
- JOHNSON – “#3 Emil Johnson” by Yvonne on Swedish Thoughts
- JOHNSON – “Thomas and Rachel (Johnson) Johnson” by Elizabeth Wilson Ballard on Diggin’ Up Graves
- JOHNSTON – “#3 Janet Love nee Johnston” by Janet Iles on Janet the Researcher
- JOLLETT – “#3 Thomas Jollett” by Wendy on Jollett Etc.
- JONES – “Aunt Carrie (Carrie I. Jones) – Week 1“by Jill Hill on The Life and Times of Trixie Jones
- JONES – “Week 3 – Dr. E.A. Jones (Papa Jones) – The First Doctor in Amarillo, Texas” by Jill Hill on The Life and Times of Trixie Jones
- JONES – “Rachel Jones (1809-1897)” by Kristen on Kris Hocker’s /genealogy
- JUDGE – “#3 William Judge, Invisible Man” by Kathy Nemaric on KJN Genealogy
- KRING – “Week 3 – The Unknown Uncle – Owen D. Kring” by Paul on Ups and Downs of Family History
- LAMMON – “Sins of the…” on Generations Gone By’s Weblog
- LANGHORNE – “James Steptoe Langhorne – Born Into Wealth and Privilege, Moved Into a Life of Trial and Tragedy” by Helen Holshouser on Heart of a Southern Woman
- LANGLEY – “Week 3: Lillie Langley Thole, An Example for Everyone” by Fran Ellsworth on Branching Out Through the Years
- LARSEN – “#3 Andreas Larsen of Hundhammer” by Karen on Ancestor Soup
- LAVENDER – “#3 Rhoda Ann Lavender” by Linda McCauley on Documenting the Details
- LEISTEN – “#2 August Leisten” on A Couple of Whiles
- LEMON – “Wk 3 – Ethel Lemon” by Kim Robinson on Laney’s Past
- LEWIS – “Florence M. Lewis Myers Hunter – #3” by Shannon Thomas on Our Life Picture by Picture
- LīCīTE – “#3 Ieva Līcīte” on Discovering Latvian Roots
- LINGAR – “Phebe Ellen (Lingar) Baker – A Life Cut Short” on Shake Your Family Tree
- LOCK(E) – “Week 3 – ‘I Am Blind, I Can Not See’ – Francis Marion Lock(e)” by Aymee Lubinski on My Ancestor’s Leaves
- LOVELAND – “#3 Mary Ann Loveland, Teacher, Botanist, Mathematician, Daughter” by Liz Loveland on My Adventures in Genealogy
- LYMAN – “Following Edward Walter Lyman” by Patricia “Pat” Armstrong Watkins on AfriGeneans Talking
- MAHL – “Week 3 – Daniel Mahl” by tonihime on Toni’s Journal
- MANSDERFER – “#2 Louisa Mansderfer Roessler” by Jodi Spade Roessler on Braiding Trees
- MARRERO – “#3 Mercedes Ortiz Marrero (1903-1984)” by Luis Rivera on Genealogy Under Construction
- MARTIN – “Who Was Margaret Martin of Grant County, Wisconsin?” by Genie Holt on My Missing Cousins
- MASON – “4 – Finding Florence Adelaide Mason” by ScotSue on Family History Fun
- MATHIESEN – “#2 Louise Mathiesen (1890-1950)” on Maguidhirish Genealogy
- McGUIGAN – “Mamie McGuigan – Remembering Grandma” by Barbara Murphy on My Family’s Branches and Twigs
- McINTIRE – “#2 Daisy McIntire Vickers 1888-1965” by Andrea Musgrove Perisho on After Toil Comes Rest
- MIOTTEL – “#3 Clara E. Moittel” by Amy Urman on The Genealogy Search
- MORSE – “#2 Stephen Morse (1803-1886)” by Pam Schaffner on Digging Down East
- MUSGROVE – “#1 Grace Odessa Musgrove 1913-1940” by Andrea Musgrove Perisho on After Toil Comes Rest
- MUSGROVE – “W3: He was a train driver… well, they said he was” (William John Musgrove) by Simon on The Branches of My Tree
- MYRICK – “Week #3 – Mary Melissa Myrick Sutton” by Terri Buster on Genealogy Junkie
- NELSON – “Week 1: M. E. Nelson” by famfinder4 on The Stories Found Among the Leaves
- NEWMAN – “#2 James Williams Newman” on Elusive Ancestor Hunter
- NICHOLS – “#4 Rufus Samuel Nichols” by Ray Nichols on Questions and Ancestors
- NIEHAUS – “#3 Anna Niehaus Donahue’s News, 1875-1957” by Nancy on Indiana Ties
- NIFONG – “#3 Mary Esther Nifong” by J E Brooks on Brooks/Norton Beginnings
- NIGHTLINGER – “Week 2 – Fred Nightlinger” by Christy on Pajama Genealogy
- NORTON – “#2 Laura Kay Norton Francis” by Jeannie on Woodie’s Web
- OGLESBY – “Daniel Oglesby, ‘North of the Blue Ridge’” by Denise Lemon Knapp on Roots and Branches
- O’NEILL – “John Graham O’Neill (1895-1979)” by Ian Hadden on Ian Hadden’s Family History
- OPPENHEIM – “#3 Ralph Oppenheim” by Deborah Holman on Who We Are and How We Got This Way
- PARDEE – “#4 George Pardee” by Celia Lewis on Twigs and Trees
- PARIS – “#3 Myrtle Mae Paris” by Kathleen on Ancestry Search
- PARRISH – “#3 – John Parrish” by Candy Ditkowski on Heritage, Inheritance, & Legacy
- PETERSEN (PEDERSEN) – “Week 2: P.C. Petersen (Pedersen)” by famfinder4 on The Stories Found Among the Leaves
- PETERSON – “Matilda Peterson Gretzinger” by Michelle on We Cannot Know Them All
- PLUMMER – “Week 3: Francis Plummer” by Michelle Rasmussen on Leaves and Nuts
- POLLY (maiden name unknown) – “Week 3 – Lydia Margaret ?? Polly (1828-1912)” by Lisa Gorrell on Mam-ma’s Southern Family
- PRESTON – “#3 James P. Preston” by Dr. Bill Smith on Dr. Bill Tells Ancestor Stories
- PULLEYBLANK – “#1 George Henry Pulleyblank” by Gail on Family History Etc.
- PYATT – “#2 William Pyatt” by Kathi on Scoop’s Scoop
- RAND – “#3 Kate Maria (Rand) Hodsdon” by The Down East Genealogist on Pine Trees and Pedigrees
- RECTOR – “Hance Rector, Born Circa 1857, Madison County, North Carolina” by Piper Ontero on What Do You Mean We’re Irish?
- REEDER – “Glenn Reeder (1890-1965)” by Miles Meyer on Our Ancestories
- REYNOLDS – “#3 Mary Reynolds” by Jodie Mansuy on The Late Night Genealogist
- RIFFE – “Mollie Riffe (1859-1883)” by Jill Hill on The Life and Times of Trixie Jones
- ROARK – “2 – Mable Allie Roark” by Angela on What Was Their Story
- ROBINSON – “#2 John Robinson (1861? – 1894)” by pwhite on Who ARE You People?
- ROBINSON – “3rd Week Nell (Robinson) Sanburg” by larrytom2 on larrysgroup
- ROGERS – “Roping and Wrangling with the Rogers Family” on GeneaDiva’s History, Genealogy and “Stuff”
- ROSS – “No. 3 Floyd Reginald Ross” by Kale Liam Hobbes on Your Roots Are Showing, Dearie
- ROSS – “#1: James S. Ross” by Jodie Mansuy on The Late Night Genealogist
- RUDIG – “Week #3, Valentin Rudig AKA Valentine Ruthig” by Carol Bown Stevens on Reflections From the Fence
- SCHAFFUSER – “#2 Thérèse Schaffuser” by Marine on Dans les branches (in French)
- SCHOONOVER – “#3 Samuel Schoonover” by Tina Marie Chase on Random
- SHAFFER – “Week 3 – Jacob Shaffer” by Jenn Merry on Descendants of the Shaffer and Zirkle Family
- SMITH – “#3 Joseph Smith” by Joanne Clyde on Do You Know the Muffin Man?
- STARGEL – “Week 4: Ila Stargel Jones” on 52 Week Ancestor Challenge
- STEVENS – “#3 William John Stevens” by Family Sleuther on Ancestry Addict
- STEWART – “#2 Odessa Stewart” by Jodie Mansuy on The Late Night Genealogist
- STRANGE – “#2 Ignatius Strange” by Chelsea on All Roads Lead to Jones
- SVED – “#4 John Sved: 1930-2014” by Deborah Holman on Who We Are and How We Got This Way
- TENNISON – “#2. Levi Tennison” by Patricia Rohn on Shaking the Tree
- TIPLER – “Week 3: Ann Matilda Tipler Peck” by cosmokids on Our Family Tree Tales
- TOURVILLE – “#2 Louis Tourville (1838-1895)” by Diane Tourville on Généalogie en tête (in French)
- TREVILLIAN – “#2 – Frederick John Trevillian” by Sherie Curran on The Genealogy Bug
- TROTTER – “#1 Sam Trotter” by JessLibrarian on Genie Roadtrip
- TUCKER – “#3 The ‘Tucker Maneuver’” (Robert Dennard Tucker” by Schalene Dagutis on Tangled Roots and Trees
- TURNIPSEED – “#2 Newton LeGrande & Edward Scott Turnipseed” by Juli D. Quinteros de Hernandez on Life in the Past Lane
- VAN METER – “He Did More for a Sick Young Soldier Than Any Medical Attention Ever Could” (James Downing Van Meter” by Cindy Freed on Genealogy Circle
- VOSSLER – “#3 George Vossler” by Elizabeth Richards on Scrapping My Family History
- WADDELL – “#2 Joseph H. Waddell” by Linda Woodward Geiger on My Family Research
- WADDELL – “#1 Sara Waddell” by Linda Woodward Geiger on My Family Research
- WAGNER – “#3 Teresa Mary Wagner” on A Couple of Whiles
- WARNER – “The Untimely Death of Joseph Warner” by Kathy on Study by Night
- WATERMAN – “#3 – Dr. Homer Clark Waterman – Mason” by Jana Last on Jana’s Genealogy and Family History Blog
- WEBB – “#2 Zephaniah Theron Webb” by Daniel Sample on My Genealogical Quest
- WEBER – “Week #2 – William Weber” by Jennifer Bradshaw on Peterson, Jacob, Weber, Folche, Stone, Newburg Family Tree
- WEST – “Edward West, My Rabble-Rousing 87-Year-Old Grandfather” by Jennifer Dunn on Jennealogy
- WHITCOMB – “Week 3” (Richard Whitcomb) by Dawn Kluka on Johnson Kluka Genealogy
- WININGER – “#1: John Alexander Wininger” by Chelsea on All Roads Lead to Jones
- WITHERELL – “#3 Gard Cyrus Witherell” by NikiMarie on My People in History
- WOODBURN – “No. 3 Benjamin C. Woodburn” by Caroll on Trace Your Genealogy
- WOODWARD – “#4 Daniel R. Woodward” by Linda Woodward Geiger on My Family Research
- WOODWARD – “#3 Oscar H. Woodward” by Linda Woodward Geiger on My Family Research
- WRIGHT – “#3 Elizabeth Wright-Click-Acord-Reeves” by Gwen Eads on Eads and Allied Families
- VOLLICK – “Mary Elizabeth (Lizzie) Vollick, the Blacksheep of the Family” by Lorine McGinnis Schulze on Olive Tree Genealogy
- ZAUGG – “#3 Jacob Zaugg” by Diana Ritchie on Random Relatives
Sorry, am a little late with my week 3 post – the url is: http://allmybranches.wordpress.com/2014/01/22/52-ancestors-in-52-weeks-3-editha-bigelow/
Thanks, Wendy. I’ll list it in next week’s recap.
Somehow I am doing something wrong that my contributions are not being shown here. Here is my week #3:
http://leavesnbranches.blogspot.com/2014/01/52-ancestors-in-52-weeks-week-3.html
Colleen
Somehow I didn’t have your blog in my Feedly list. It’s there now and I should be able to find your “52 Ancestors” posts. Thanks!
Thanks, Amy!
Me too – my blog is at http://www.karenskin.com; my posts haven’t made the lists again. I am enjoying reading everyone else’s stories…
sorry for another comment but I forgot to mention that my names are Bird, Clarke and Donald; Cockburn is in the works for week 4… Karen
I keep trying to add your site to Feedly, but it says that it can’t find it. I’ll go through and add your posts for weeks 1-3, but I’m not sure why my blog reader can’t find it.
Wow! Such a lot of us! I look forward to reading them ! Thank you for curating all of this; it’s got to be taking time from your own research. I just want to point out to folks that the name I was researching is Hartman, not Henn (I haven’t started my Henn side yet) . Not a big deal except I’m hoping for some help as I’m stuck. Even pointers from Ohio researchers in general would help, as I’m a beginner and no longer live there.
Please add my 52 Ancestors blog – Once Upon a Chromosome, week #1 Coskrey, week #2 Treat. Thanks.
Hi Cathy! I’ve added your blog to my Feedly reader and will start including your posts with next week’s recap. Thanks for joining!
What an incredible group, and so much work for you! thank you so much! I found probably five surnames to search with in todays list! Gracious! Helen
You have inspired an amazing project! Thank you. I am grateful for the focus it brings as I write about my ancestor.
it is great to be surrounded by so many wonderful bloggers! Thanks for the recap, Amy!
Please add mine – http://scotbrit.blogspot.com/2014/01/jacob-myrick-harward.html
Great job, Amy! I haven’t seen my last two posts listed, either. What am I doing wrong?
Are you putting “52 Ancestors” somewhere in the post titles? That’s how I’m able to pull them out of the list on Feedly.
I have only completed one post and working on my 2nd, but did not see my post in your 2nd or 3rd update, either. I am a late comer and new to this blog thing, but think that I have done it right. 52 Ancestors in in my Blog title and in my post title. This is my blog address: http://iamabeachcomber.blogspot.com
It’s on the list now. Thanks!
Thank You for including me! I am not a writer. I have a real anxiety about writing but want to share my family tree in hopes that family will eventually become interested. So your challenge has become an avenue of hope for me, Thank You for this motivation!
Great job everyone! And thanks again Amy for tracking us all!
I accepted the challenge (in silence since I don’t have a blog) and posted to our closed family group on Facebook “Family of Fred Dempsey and Myrtle Roop”:
52 Ancestors: #1 Fred Roosevelt DEMPSEY 1935-1974
52 Ancestors: #2 Fred Rothwell DEMPSEY 1899-1975
52 Ancestors: #3 Myrtle Hazel ROOP 1906-1997
These are quite recent and include a lot of private information. I’m working on:
52 Ancestors: #4 William Henderson DEMPSEY 1860-1941 and plan on posting on my Facebook page “Opening Doors in Brick Walls”. Now to find time to read some of the contributions.
That’s a great solution! The important thing is to write and share it with others, no matter the venue.
Started a blog and will be moving the posts over to http://openingdoorsinbrickwalls.wordpress.com/ in the next few days.
Kenda mentioned your blog in her post and I had to come over to visit. This is fascinating to see all everyone participating
Thanks for stopping by!
Hi Amy,
Thanks for hosting such a wonderful blog prompt. I am late joining but here’s my first try. I look forward to reading as many of these wonderful blogs as I can.
http://howdidigetheremygenealogyjourney.blogspot.com/2014/01/52-ancestor-weeks-1-caroline-ellison.html
Best,
Andrea
Alas, I’m late with mine for Week 3. I made two discoveries while writing it though:
http://westinnewengland.blogspot.com/2014/01/52-ancestors-in-52-weeks-3-thomas-boyden.html
No worries on being late — the writing is the important thing!
Thanks for including my post! I am doing my best to catch up. Got a bit of a late start!
Amy, could you clarify the deadline for the weekly recaps so I can get mine posted on time. I missed the recap for week 3. Will it be picked up for week 4?
Tuesday at 8:00pm Eastern (preferably sooner).