Carolina Girl Genealogy: Tuesday's Tip~Gettin' By With Help From Our Friend...:
Today's Tips come from True Lewis, author of Notes to Myself . I was just recently admitted to the National Society Daughters of ...
Carolina Girl Genealogy: Tuesday's Tip~Gettin' By With Help From Our Friend...
Carolina Girl Genealogy: Tuesday's Tip~Gettin' By With Help From Our Friend...:
Today's Tips come from True Lewis, author of Notes to Myself . I was just recently admitted to the National Society Daughters of ...
My Generational Haplogroup Assignments
I got the idea from my Blog Brother Michael @FamilySleuther !
Building a Family Haplogroup Tree
Who was Inspired by My Blog Sister Lara @LarasGenealogy !
Updated Haplogroup Tree
My Inspirational Map as well came from my GenBud Paul Hawthorne of GeneaSpy
Last year his #MyColorfulAncestry went VIRAL! we were all ripe for the picking! It was on Fire.
Crista Cowen suggested the hashtag and we Lit the Internet up with our Versions of My Colorful Ancestry.
You can see more of his Genealogy Community My Colorful Ancestry on Pinterest
That's how I came up with my Map from Paul.
I manage 8 kits in my immediate circle, 4 Generations. Soon to be 5 for my Great Aunt!
I've tested myself at all 3 major Company's to include Living DNA.
So this map shows me where and how I need to be strategic in whom I get tested to find out the Haplogroup Assignments or wait till my Matches come in to confirm the lines.
I had a doozy of a time doing mine. My Friends in Genealogy have their Versions, so I hope this will Inspire you to do the same thing.
This way you can keep track of your Family Haplogroup Assignments as you go on this Journey to find the Origins of your Ancestors.
I have a lot of work ahead of me and from time to time I will update this Map of Haplogroups in my Lineage.
Visit the Links above and Enjoy your own Map!
Celebrating my 4th Blogiversary with You!
4 Years! WoW!
I had a Wonderful Year. I'm still Pressing Forward!
Thank You all so Much for keeping me uplifted and encouraged.
So much has happened! I don't even know where to start.
My Rootstech Journey!
What a learning experience! All that information in one place for 5 days went way to fast!
My Induction Ceremony into the DAR was wonderful. All the work was well worth it. My highlight of the year. July 5th, 2016.
I got to spend time in Pa and visit Dauphin County Historical Society and met Mr. Frew and Mr. Calobe Jackson, Jr.
Visiting the National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg, Pa.
I attended MAAGI this year and had a Wonderful time learning at the Institute. I also got to visit the Allen County Public Library all this was on my Bucket List.
I do know that I will continue to have growth. I'm challenging myself to writing more intricate pieces on research.
I want to write more on how I have solved so many challenges in Genealogy with my personal research.
I appreciate all of you that come by and visit and make comments.
Thank You! to All for Celebrating
4 Years! with My True Roots!
Best Regards!
How did I miss the 1 Slave in My Patriots Household ? Could it be True?
I have so much research to do. I spent 3 years searching and documenting my Patriot! Somehow this got overlooked. No one said a Word. How did I miss this as much as I have studied and researched him.
There are way over 9,000 Ancestry Trees that have him researched and close to as many who have this Document attached to Nicholaus Barrick and no one is talking about it or has any notes regarding this.
Now I'm on a Quest to find out if this is True or False and who this Person is!
Ivory Drive & Feagin Mill Road - Warner Robins Georgia
. Abe Iverys' Land.
5th Child
Son of Ike Ivery & Mary Haynes
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| Houston County, Georgia - Kathleen. |
Uncle Abe had a Dispute with the County of Houston over his 100 acres.
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| Google Maps Aerial View of Ivory Drive & Feagin Mill Road. |
I have to look for all the Court Records and Newspaper articles on this Lawsuit. This road was named after my Family.
Feagin Mill Road has a long history from Georgia to Alabama.
I also visited SocietyPerry Historical Society and Houston Home Journal. They still have the original presses.
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| Google Map @2016. |
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| Me at Uncle Abe Ivery's House |
Uncle Abe is Grandma Eddie L. Ivery Lewis's Baby Brother
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Me & Cousin Ruthie at Uncle Abe's Grave. Tharpe Cemetery ❤︎ Located inside Hatcher Estates Subdivision |
My True Roots Village. Family. Sweet Home Alabama.
This is just an example of why My True Roots isn't alone in her work here at her Blog. It takes a family like mine that helps me to give you these Stories and Photos.
Like my Cousin James.
Aunt Ossie mentioned in this letter is Granddaddy Ike's Daughter. James's mother is Granddaddy Ike's Daughter as well. James is his grandson.
This Painting was also used in our
Our Family Documentary
Many Thanks to Cousin James and Mr. Richardson for this awesome piece of art he did on on our Ancestral hometown.
I'm always so grateful. I just wanted you to see a glimpse into why I have so much love for what I do.
My Family.....
They are what keeps My True Roots going.
Enjoy Sweet Home Alabama. Bullock County. Midway.
Genealogical Sketch
