Tombstone Tuesday: Chief Black Hoof
This week’s Tombstone Tuesday features a tombstone (or, more properly, a cenotaph) of a man you’ve probably never heard of …
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Ohio Historical Society during the State Fair
The Ohio State Fair started yesterday. The Ohio Historical Society is located next to the state fairgrounds and is used …
Tombstone Tuesday: An Impressive Monument
Every once in awhile, you come across a tombstone that makes you stop in your tracks. One such tombstone (or, …
Waxing Nostalgic and a Seriously Cool Bag
What do we think about the past? That might seem like an odd question for genealogists, but I think it …
Tombstone Tuesday: How old is that tombstone?
[NOTE: Due to circumstances beyond my control (ie, an exam in Spanish class this morning!), this week's Tombstone Tuesday is …
Waymarking the Revolution
I haven’t written very much lately about Waymarking. Here’s a brief recap: Waymarking is a game played with GPS units. …
More military resources
From the latest issue of Genealogy Gems, published by the Genealogy Center at the Allen County Public Library in Fort …
Tombstone Tuesday: Zinc or White Bronze
This week’s edition of Tombstone Tuesday covers those tombstones that aren’t stone — they’re metal. Specifically, we’re going to discuss …
Tombstone Tuesday: Mayflower descendant
It is not uncommon to find relationships listed on tombstones. “Wife of…,” “son of…,” etc. are inscribed in countless tombstones …
Tombstone Tuesday: Pembleton
I’m going to start a new feature here on the blog: Tombstone Tuesday. I’ve been inspired by Wordless Wednesday on …
