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Dear Third Cousin

I never got into genealogy thinking that I would reunite with lost cousins.  In fact I have wonderful cousins with full contact information that I don’t manage to keep up with very well.  There’s not much point in adding to that.  I have one cousin, tracing a different side of the family, who loves to [...]

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Using the new Massachusetts Town Vital Collections, 1620-1988 on Ancestry.com has, in one evening, turned up a lot of good information for me.  Admittedly, coverage is not complete, but the thing I like is that these are the original town records, not the transcribed records held more centrally by the state.  I have noticed handwritten [...]

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This past Christmas my mother passed along to me a few little treasures that I hadn’t seen yet.  One was a small booklet made when my grandfather was very small called “Teddy Baldwin’s book”.  When she had described this to me we assumed it was a little book of his sayings penned by perhaps his [...]

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Recently, we discovered two additional letters written by my grandfather, Miles E. Baldwin, during his service in the Ambulance Corp in France, 1917-1919. I am adding these to the previous post series on this subject. The first letter was written during the period when Miles was recovering from illness, and enduring a long convalescence. He [...]

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Or, how I made a book in three hours. I like to make a printed “draft” booklet about a branch of the family once in a while, just in case something prevents me from following my plan to spend the next 40 years pursuing the COMPLETE answers to my genealogical problems. I feel like small [...]

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I’ve had three small projects I wanted to do: get my grandparents’ graves onto Find A Grave add some veterans to Find A Grave in honor of Veterans Day (thanks to Heather Rojo and Nutfield Genealogy for motivating others to transcribe local veterans monuments — all our local monuments are nicely transcribed already so I [...]

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