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<blockquote data-quote="DDD" data-source="post: 417233" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>One of our adult easy child daughters has gotten hooked. Evidently there is a television show that is dedicated to ancestor searching and she watches it religiously. She has located a picture of her great great grandmother who died at the age of 101. Wow.</p><p> </p><p>I did alot of genealogical research in the l960's. My Dad was bound and detrmined to trace the family tree back to the American Revolution so he could join the Sons of the American Revolution. Most of the research was done via written correspondence and supplemented by hiring locals in different places to check court house records and photograph cemetary stones. It was hard work and a tad expensive. He ended up being State President of SAR. As a result I joined DAR and served as President of the local chapter. It was quite tedius (sp?) and I am in awe of internet access that makes it so much easier. I think you will enjoy the challenge. DDD</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DDD, post: 417233, member: 35"] One of our adult easy child daughters has gotten hooked. Evidently there is a television show that is dedicated to ancestor searching and she watches it religiously. She has located a picture of her great great grandmother who died at the age of 101. Wow. I did alot of genealogical research in the l960's. My Dad was bound and detrmined to trace the family tree back to the American Revolution so he could join the Sons of the American Revolution. Most of the research was done via written correspondence and supplemented by hiring locals in different places to check court house records and photograph cemetary stones. It was hard work and a tad expensive. He ended up being State President of SAR. As a result I joined DAR and served as President of the local chapter. It was quite tedius (sp?) and I am in awe of internet access that makes it so much easier. I think you will enjoy the challenge. DDD [/QUOTE]
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