Hello, Maui!
Thank you, Hil!
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Hello, Maui!
Thank you, Hil!
Yay Maui!
Yay Maui!
I hope it passes quickly and you can enjoy being idle at least some of the week, Dana. That's bad timing indeed.
I am in Maui! Magically I no longer hate everyone with a towering fury.
The Earth dodged a bullet, there...
Just about any genealogy software will have a bunch of different types of trees you can print out. There are reviews of a bunch of free ones here:
Great, thanks, Hil!
Dana, I hope you feel better soon and can enjoy your leisure time.
I have slathered on SPF 50 and am sitting outside. It's pretty great.
nice!
JEALOUS
I assume a bad day in Maui beats a good day in most other places. This assumption is so strong that I very much envy you, shrift. Clearly the best thing you can do, therefore is have the bestest of best times so as to make it worthy of the envy.
Hil, if you are not tired of genealogy questions, one of the big puzzles I am trying to sort is Daniel's paternal lineage. His grandfather is listed as a Fred Christ Jensen. The record on Ancestry.com says he was born in Germany in 1858. Daniel says he was actually born in Denmark and the name should be Friedrich (or some variant thereof) Christian Jensen. His father is listed as Christ Jensen, but it should be Christian Friedrich Jensen. According to Daniel there is a long line of alternating Christian Friedrich and Friedrich Christian father to son back about seven generations to the original Jens, who was Jens Tomsen or some such. My searches have gotten a couple of Christian Friedrichs in a row, so I am not at all sure any of them. Daniel cannot recall any specific place names, but says he would probably recognize it.
if you know what to look for
Well, there's the thing. Unless for some strange reason he acknowledged his get on property, there's no way to tell owned from fathered. If he'd married a black woman, we'd know. We'd all know. Did Samuel own any Samuels? That's how the Moulton name got to us.