Last weekend was a very busy one for me and I missed out on Randy Seaver’s Saturday Night Genealogy Fun, “Signs You Have GOCD,” inspired by...

Ever since we returned from Greenville, it has been difficult to settle down and concentrate on one thing in genealogy. Now it’s time to ge...

My heartfelt thanks to Tracy of The Pieces of My Past , as well as her friend and her friend's aunt, for their very generous Act of Gene...

Here is my timeline for the life of Emily Tarrant Moore (Task B, Challenge 4 in the GeneaBloggers Games). It was created on TimeToast . As...

Not much accomplished this week except watching the Olympics and participating in the GeneaBloggers Games. Research Norman Most of my resea...

In keeping with our turned-upside-down-schedule-due-to-the-Olympics, my posting schedule during these GeneaBloggers Games weeks will also be...

[ Part 2 . Part 1 Searching for Preston Moore ] Something just did not fit. There seemed to be too much information on this Zelig-like Pre...

William Riley Cartee b. 18 Sep 1850, Anderson Co., South Carolina d. 28 Sep 1918, Anderson Co., South Carolina & Anna Jerusha Moore ...

Emily Tarrant was my great-great-grandmother. She was married to William Spencer Moore. This family was outlined in my latest Featured Fam...

These are my great-great grandparents and the next family in order as I go back through the Moores. In upcoming articles I will cover the f...

Thanks to Jennifer Trahan of Jennifer’s Genealogy Blog for coming up with this idea – I think a lot of us genealogy bloggers prefer writing...