Saturday Night Genealogy Fun - Famous (?) Look-alikes
Well, Randy Seaver had a really fun exercise for Saturday Night Genealogy Fun this weekend using the facial recognition tools at MyHeritage.com. This is free; you don't even have to register to make a collage like this for fun. Since I was out dancing last night, I've added my post this morning.Not sure what this proves and I'm afraid I recognize almost none of these celebrities - but I just couldn't resist adding Burt Reynolds in...sigh.... (We do both wear glasses.)

Na's Butterscotch Crisps - Geneabloggers Holiday Recipes
Mum and Na on a chilly day in Newdale, Manitoba, Canada, c. 1919. Looks like a great day for making cookies together. (Love those muffs! Warm hands! )G

Canada's Home Children - Still Waiting for Recognition
Marchmont home, Belleville, Ontario. A group of boys from Miss MacPherson's home (London, England). April 1922. Photograph: Canadian Government Motion Picture Bureau, Library and Archives Canada C-034837. Public Domain.

84th Edition - What the Carnival of Genealogy Means to Me
Carnival of Genealogy Poster - courtesy footnoteMaven.It’s time for the 84th Edition of the Carnival of Genealog

Treasure Chest Thursday - Samuel Wood, Ontario Canada c. 1905
Samuel WOOD, weaver, bee keeper, born 1820, Linthwaite, Yorkshire, England. He lived in Bean Hill (Norwich), Connecticut (1850s) and in Newark, New Jersey (1860s), and then near Nottawa, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada where he died in 1908.