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Connecting Cousins: the Polívka Puzzle
Crossing the threshold after 210 years, two branches of the same family re-unite under a single roof
1766 – 03/19/2013
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Nels and Ane Marie: Becoming Americans
Nels Sommer & Ane Marie Jonasen met and married in Denmark and had their first two children there before emigrating to Rockford, Illinois.
21 May 1852 – 18 Mar 1940
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The Widow Sanger: Poverty & Charity in 1700 Mass
Mary Reynolds, Kent, England, arrived 1630, married Richard Sanger 1649, 7 kids. In 1705, at 75, begging food/wood at town meeting.
1475 – 46
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Where it all began, my journey into the past.
The Wencl J. & Theresia (Braulich) Haberman Family
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Who Do You Think You Are: Chris O'Donnell
It turns out Chris O'Donnell isn't the only swordsman in his family. He comes from a long line of military men!
1814 – 2013
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Who Do You Think You Are: Cindy Crawford
This "American mutt" learns about the distant ancestor who immigrated to the US in search of religious freedom... but didn't stay for long!
1633 – 2013
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Who Do You Think You Are: Tricia Yearwood
Ten years after nearly hanging for stealing deer from a nearby manor, Tricia's ancestor would suffer Indians stealing animals from his land.
December 28, 1754 – 1827
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A Choate Ancestor in Colonial America
The John Choate and Cora Gibbs family has a direct ancestor who volunteered to defend his community, and fought for US independence
6/26/1761 – 10/19/1781
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Martin and Mary McGarry
The story of the marriage of my mother's paternal grandparents, Martin and Mary Coll McGarry.
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Sally N. Inglis's Ancestry
This is my ancestry from myself back to Elias Taylor, Sr. I was able to join the DAR thru him.
16 Jan 1727 – 19 Jun 2003
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Who were James Englehart's parents?
Hunting for James Englehart's parents
17 Jun 1821 – 9 Nov 1925
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