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Sideways glances……

On February 14, 2018February 18, 2019 By findingprogenitorsIn UncategorizedLeave a comment

Walking through cold, damp European cathedrals as a teenager, I became intrigued that hundreds of years ago people were buried in the floor, in the walls and in the crypts of these magnificent structures. Chartres, Reims, and Notre Dame in France. Salisbury and St Paul's in England.  All of these cathedrals with their beauty and …

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On the date, August 22, 98 years ago my Grandparents were married.  Also on this date, August 22, 67 years ago, my Parents were married.  To the best of my knowledge, this was coincidence.  Perhaps by my Grandparents 100th Anniversary I will have put in place a story from the 721 letters they wrote to each other the year prior to their marriage. I’ve read and transcribed them all, just gotta do it!  No photos of my Grandparents wedding. This is one of the youngest photos I have found of them. #quarantinegoals #findingprogenitors #malcolmandida #jakeandmillie #happyanniversary #august22 #grandparents #parents #wedding #weddinganniversary #marriagecertificate #weddingparty #family #familyhistory #familystories #coincidence #interesting
George and Ernie’s excellent adventure! In 1934, my husband’s Uncle took a cross country, seemingly carefree journey with his friend. To read about it link in bio.
May 10, 1935, was the 25th wedding anniversary of my husband’s Grandparents, Joe and Lizzie Schaller.  This handmade card is from their then 17 year old daughter, Angela. 3 months later, Angela was received into the convent of the Sisters of Saint Francis of the Holy Trinity in Dubuque, Iowa. She spent the next 64 years serving in religious life.
John Peter Von Bank, my husband’s Great Uncle, and Herman Humann were brothers in law. In February of 1918, Herman’s younger sister, Mary Catherine, married John. Herman was a solider in the US Army, stationed at Camp McArthur, Texas. On October 20, 1918, Herman died from complications of the 1918 Flu. 2 weeks later, November 3, 1918, Mary’s husband, John, met the same fate. He had been hospitalized with kidney and stomach problems and then the flu. Mary married again 3 years later, had 8 children and lived to the sunny age of 96.

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