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| Blog Name: | Illuminated Ancestries |
| Url: | http://blog.illuminatedancestries.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | genealogy, family history, history |
| Description: | This blog posts about family history, genealogy, history, and all things related to these topics. |
| Popularity: | 159 Followers |
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What - No Pie for the Pilgrims???
Want to find out more about the history of Thanksgiving? Well, you are in luck!Click here to see a post I made in 2006 on this very subject. I hope you all enjoy a fabulous Thanksgiving!Copyright © 2009, Illuminated Ancestries. All rights reserved.
Want to find out more about the history of Thanksgiving? Well, you are in luck!Click here to see a post I made in 2006 on this very subject. I hope you all enjoy a fabulous Thanksgiving!Copyright © 2009, Illuminated Ancestries. All rights reserved.
Say Thanks to a Soldier!
Send a free postcard of thanks to a soldier on this Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Or any time for that matter. You can send as many postcards as you want. Remember our troops are supporting your freedom, and ensuring our way of life for our descendants.
Send a free postcard of thanks to a soldier on this Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Or any time for that matter. You can send as many postcards as you want. Remember our troops are supporting your freedom, and ensuring our way of life for our descendants.
Tombstone Tuesday - Oberkoetter
Oberkoetter monument in St. Joseph's Cemetery, located in Bloomington, McLean County, Illinois.
Oberkoetter monument in St. Joseph's Cemetery, located in Bloomington, McLean County, Illinois.
Tombstone Tuesday - Elam Genung
Here lies Reverend Elam Genung. He was born on 27 May 1796 in New Jersey, and died on 05 Nov 1845 in Indiana. He wa a Methodist preacher who founded the Trinity United Methodist Church in New Albany, Indiana, which was dedicated on 20 June 1817. He is buried in the Hancock Chapel United Methodist Cemetery in Hancock Chapel, Harrison County, Indiana.
Here lies Reverend Elam Genung. He was born on 27 May 1796 in New Jersey, and died on 05 Nov 1845 in Indiana. He wa a Methodist preacher who founded the Trinity United Methodist Church in New Albany, Indiana, which was dedicated on 20 June 1817. He is buried in the Hancock Chapel United Methodist Cemetery in Hancock Chapel, Harrison County, Indiana.
Wordless Wednesday - 28 Oct 2009
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