USA. Cat lover, data scientist, veteran, glass crafter, scrapbooker, family historian and occasional blogger. Northern Arizona native living in the mid-Atlantic region of the east coast of the US.
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Last Notes npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote Fishy! npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #OTD 9 March 1772, Anna Ulrich was born in Talheim, Freiburg, Württemberg. She was the oldest of 14 children born to my ancestors Michael Ulrich and Agatha Irion. Nine of those 14 children died before age 16. Anna's family is very confusing. She had four children before marriage, with only one son living to adulthood. She married Johannes Irion in 1814 and a different Johannes Irion in 1822. At least she didn't have to worry about calling her second husband by the wrong name! npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote I solved that very quickly. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #3GoodThings #ThreeGoodThings npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote Upscale commercial buildings often have beautiful entrances. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #3GoodThings #ThreeGoodThings npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote Hello, Dolly. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…s039 An interesting change. I wonder what changed, whether it's due to changes in the beans due to climate change, roasters making dark even darker or just a personal taste change. I'm with you on medium roast being the best. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote It sucks when others steal your joy. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote Miss Melody refuses to face that this is the day for her annual checkup and vaccines. It's time for her gabapentin. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote That was slippery! npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote Solving it on 4 was pure luck. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote Has the Kraken been released? npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…4fhg I haven't looked ahead either. I tend to do it last minute. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…4fhg So are you going to be tuning into RootsTech next week? I am definitely looking forward to it. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…4fhg That makes sense to honor their choices. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…4fhg I hate loose ends, too. The people who suddenly appear or disappear are mysteries just begging ro be solved. It sounds like you solved one. That must be satisfying. I saw a marker somewhere that had a line added stating where the burial actually is. Are you considering doing something like that? npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…4fhg Exactly. The why is so much more intriguing than the event itself. Sometimes it's easy to understand our ancestral families and sometimes it's hard. It was surprising to see the list of things being mined in MI and elsewhere. One of my ancestors is not with his family in the 1880 census. I suspect he was away somewhere mining. The where and what has always been a mystery. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote Don't spin me around. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…4fhg Wonky website, indeed. It doesn't play nice. I did find some info on a different site. I always think about PA and WV for coal, but had not been aware there were coal mines elsewhere. I definitely learned there is more out there. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote No hint today. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…4fhg Coal mining? I knew there was mining in the UP, but was this in lower MI? npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…4fhg I didn't know Buffalo was so ethnically diverse. I bet it goes right back to it being a transportation hub. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…4fhg I had not realized there was a land company involved with the Erie Canal. But of course that makes sense because settlement and commerce follows transportation routes. And we have to follow the money. Thanks for the link to the article. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…4fhg Now to a Buffalo question. Not long ago, I found a clue that gave me new pathways. My great-grandfather Crispen, talked about his boyhood near the Adirondacks and the Erie Canal, though he was born in Oil City, PA. This never made any sense to me, but I knew his parents had split up and eventually divorced. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…4fhg Dad's immigrants (1849-1891) mostly arrived in New York before Ellis Island. They headed to Chicago and Cincinnati. One journey was to Boston during the timeframe in the 1880s when the passenger lists are missing or unavailable. That is a frustrating gap. There were family members who sailed into New Orleans and settled in western Missouri. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…4fhg My Mom's side and one of Dad's lines were in the colonies before the Revolutionary War. For most of these lines, I have no clue as to who the immigrants were or when they arrived. There were documented Philadelphia arrivals (1729) and early Virginia arrivals, with one likely landing at Jamestown (1670s). I suspect Baltimore and Charleston also were used by settlers in those areas, as well as ports like New York and Boston. For many of my ancestors, the Shenandoah Valley was a migration route from Pennsylvania into Virginia and the Carolinas and westward to Tennessee. Some of my northern maternal ancestors settled north of Pittsburgh, near Oil City. Others started in Maryland and, over the generations, kept moving west, through western PA to Ohio and beyond. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…4fhg Ok, I had to think about this. I am going to leave it public as others may have thoughts and questions. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote I have several packages arriving today. My purse is lighter. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #OTD 23 February 1785, Hans Jerg Voßeler was born in Tuningen, Württemberg. He was married in 1810 to Katharina Ulrich. The couple had three children, including my great-great-grandfather. Katharina died at age 31 and Hans Jerg remarried in 1815 to Anna Maria Kohler. They had two children who died young and two who grew to adulthood. Hans applied to leave Württemberg, with his family, in 1817. A German friend read the emigration petition and exclaimed that those poor people had nothing. While Hans Jerg was not able to emigrate, two of his sons emigrated to the USA as adults. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #OTD 22 February 1808, Sven Peter Persson was born in the parish of Svinstad (now Bankekind), Östergötland. He was the fifth of 14 children born to Peter Persson Fröling and his four wives. Seven of those children died in infancy or childhood. Sven, a crofter, married Anna Catharina Nilsdotter and the couple had two children, both of whom grew up, married and had children. It's interesting that my third-great-grandparents had such a different outcome from the previous generation. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…um9l We only get a couple of days a year to take electronics to the local recycle collection site. They bring in a couple of trucks to collect on a Saturday morning. The workers help unload vehicles so they can keep the line moving. It's a real blessing. Otherwise we have to go further to a not fun location and unload everything ourselves. So I've been setting stuff aside to make a trip. Hubby decided to part with some of his old tech, too. I'm sure I will find more over the next few months. Technical obsolescence is so depressing! npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote I had forgotten about the delicious jelly that was a treat when we briefly lived in Mexico. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #OTD 21 February 1840, William Maddox and Nancy Jane Webb married in Pickaway County, Ohio. William, a hot-headed farmer, assaulted another couple, with an axe, early in 1852. Within two weeks he sold his interest in the family farm and left the county. In the following year, the family settled on a farm in Scott County, Illinois. Nancy unsuccessfully filed for divorce in 1867, on the basis of William's cruelty, drunkenness and adultery. The couple had seven known children, with two dying young. My great-great-grandfather was the youngest of the five children who lived to adulthood. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #3GoodThings #ThreeGoodThings npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote It's better to do puzzles after some coffee activates my brain. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #OTD 20 February 1862, Perry James Knoles, age 22, married Amanda E Meeks in Morgan County, Illinois. He served the Union in the Civil War in two different units, under two different names, deserting the first unit for some reason. Amanda's fate is unknown. Her identity and age are unclear, making it impossible to trace her. By 1875, Perry had remarried and the census records show no indication of children from his first marriage. He was first cousin to my great-great-grandfather and a part of my wild Maddox family. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #3GoodThings #ThreeGoodThings npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote My least favorite part of being a cat parent is staying on top of cleaning the litter box. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote Hubby had to get creative to raise the leaf blower onto the roof. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote Eat the rich. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote I was a fan of Peggy Lipton (yes, I'm old). npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote I'm late to post today and have no hints. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #OTD 10 February 1852, Anna Margaretha (Greta) was born to 29-year-old Anna Catharina Olofsdotter, the maidservant of the widowed Pehr Eric Viberg, my 3rd-great-grandfather, age 52. He was named in the baptismal record of Vårdinge parish, Stockholm County, as the father of the out-of-wedlock baby. The banns were called starting in March and the couple married in April. Greta had nine older half-siblings and three more children followed. The family moved to the Fattighuset, the poorhouse, in 1860. The last child was born in the poorhouse and died there, as did Greta. She died at age 10, with the cause listed as bröst inflammation, probably pneumonia. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…ydqv Is the smoke concern over? npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…382e Happy Sunday, Cliff. We're watching the Olympics today. It's definitely a relaxing way to veg out. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…af6p My hubby has no middle name at all. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…382e Good morning, Cliff. I hope your day goes well. Do you still have snow hanging around? npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote I'd rather have the box than the stinky contents. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote I miss the cactus of the Arizona desert. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…6vvd 18F and dropping. This is some brutal weather! I can't believe your temps are so low. 🥶 npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…g4wa I'd take a little if I could. How much snow do you have? npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…2mrx We so rarely get snow and are always so thrilled when we do. They are now guesstimating 1-3 inches in our area. I just hope the coastal areas don't get slammed as hard as they are predicting. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote Wakes up, looks outside, no snow falling. 😢 npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote I'm still learning how to divide up my time in retirement. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…ve28 This is my plan, too. It's my last day of solitude until we get past this snow event and hubby working from home early next week. So no shopping, no spending, just doing the minimum. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…ersx "It depends" npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…nzcd The weather guessers keep telling us the amount of snow will depend on so many different factors. It's nice that you will avoid it this time. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…s039 You are being judged. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…ersx Brrrrrr! 21F at 7:30 AM in my neighborhood. I'm looking forward to snow and hoping it is pretty rather than deadly. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote Is there an elephant in the room? npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #OTD 29 January 1829, Thomas Jefferson "Jeff" Alexander was born to Sampson Alexander and Beulah Ann Nix. He may have been born in Union County, South Carolina, or somewhere in Tennessee. He married Rebecca Ann Maynard in Weakley County, Tennessee, and settled down to farm. The couple had a dozen children, including two sets of twins, including my great-grandmother. When Jeff died in 1922, Rebecca made errors as the informant on his death certificate, confusing family researchers. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #3GoodThings #ThreeGoodThings npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…j87y I hope you find some potatoes. Our grocery store was super busy yesterday. The potatoes were less plentiful than normal, but they were in stock. What I didn't find were the microwave sweet potatoes that I wanted. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…s039 Happy Thursday! 🥶 npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…v9dg Oh, no, how awful! It's such a deep freeze this week. I hope you can get a new one quickly. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote I do love a well-made biscuit (American biscuit). npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…f6s8 The challenges in #genealogy will certainly keep me busy in retirement. Swedish genealogy is a strange combination of easy and hard. There are abundant church records, sometimes incomplete, along with patronymics and fluid surnames. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #OTD 28 January 1821, Lars Fredric Ekström was born to the tailor Lars Ekström and Anna Catharina Jönsdotter in the parish of Björsäter, Östergötland. The family adopted surname is the same as my family. The occupation and parish also match. He must be related, right? npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…tzh2 I hope your procedure goes well! npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #3GoodThings #ThreeGoodThings npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…5tq7 Yikes! Fortunately you squeaked by! npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…6pk2 So I looked through it and loved the A to Z but laughed that they didn't add å ä ö. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…6pk2 I visited Andersonville some years ago and had dinner at a Swedish restaurant. I don't recall going to the museum though. Thanks! npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote A very mean word today. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #OTD 27 January 1865, Ernst Viktor Leonard Ekström was born on the lands of Missmyra at a home named Kristineholm, in Björsäter parish, Östergötland. His father, Adolf Ekström, was a tailor who trained his three sons as tailors. Ernst was the youngest and most adventurous. He emigrated as a single man in 1889, settling in Chicago. His older brother, my great-grandfather followed two years later. They opened their own tailor shop in Evanston. Ernst married and had two daughters, but no grandchildren. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…66js I didn't know there was a Paddington Bear Beanie Baby. That is adorable! npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #3GoodThings #ThreeGoodThings npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…f6s8 Thanks. 🙏 npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…382e I found a cool tool called Advanced Renamer. It is helping when I can apply rules to a group of files. But, yeah, some of it is just tedious. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…382e I was depending on a folder structure to identify them. The file naming is also very inconsistent as my methods have matured over the past 30ish years. I want each file to be fully identifiable by name without knowing the folder path. So for example ... npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…382e I have about 19K files to rename in my genealogy folders. And there are others to decide about for move vs discard. It's overwhelming TBH. So taking it slow and steady is the plan. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…ve28 My goodness! A Terrible Tuesday, indeed. I hope your heat pump can catch up. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…382e Single digits are good? No thank you! npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…dnmw She's looking more complete each time you share. I hope the wrist feels better. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…af6p Cats and dogs are so fast when they see an opportunity to grab something that hits the floor. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote A bit shadowy today. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #OTD 26 January 1902, Ida Elisabeth Floodman White, age 30, died of consumption in Los Angeles. She had been born in Vanstad, Skåne (Malmöhus), Sweden, on 12 October 1871. Her father was a railroad man who emigrated with his family to become a farmer in Wisconsin. The family surname was changed from Andersson to Flodman/Floodman when they settled in the area of Trade Lake. Ida married Benjamin White in 1891, in Wisconsin, and lived there as late as 1900. Though she died in California, she was buried in Wisconsin. No children have been found for this cousin. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote #3GoodThings #ThreeGoodThings npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…j87y 👍🏼 npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…nzcd I'm glad you got through the storm without issues. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…zvuf Wow! 🤩 npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…dgrl @nprofile…yckh I didn't see that. Yikes! npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…ng8n Awesome sleuthing! npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…ve28 I'm still looking for an alliteration other than miserable for my Mondays. I hope yours is warm and full of delicious eats. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…ersx Happy Monday, Mark. I hope you're able to stay safe. I'm staying inside until spring ... or at least for a couple moe days. 🥶 npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…j87y Bird seed buffet! I like that! We need to follow suit. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…j87y LOL. I hope he stays safe! npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote @nprofile…yckh I'm glad you didn't get too much. These temps are really going to make roads and sidewalks dangerous where there is accumulation. We are supposed to get to high 30s, but I suspect our driveway will not thaw before the freeze sets in. Like you, it's time for me to get back to normalcy. npub1h68jm34h0ufev4d0f4syxecsnjjjwll3wnadgcrsk09ullurhpps2gpwf2 HistorySheWrote No hints today.
