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Alicia’s Story: Part 6 – The Final Round-up
Well, all this mad running around following a research trail has to finish up somewhere. Or at least, one needs to pause and take stock of the information gleaned so far…
Alicia’s Story: Part 5 – Following The Crumbs
I have followed a trail of a few crumbs but where has it led me? Am I ever going to find the end of the trail? Will I find a pot of genealogical gold or will the trail just peter out … Continue reading
Alicia’s Story: Part 4 – Digging For Clues
I am well and truly on the hunt, now. I need more information about Charles ELLIS and his family. A lot more information. So, let’s start digging…
Alicia’s Story: Part 3 – Wobbling On A Family Tree Branch
Now, by this time in the story, I’m really hanging out on a limb. Am I just another one of those researchers who gets obsessed by a theory to the exclusion of all else? Determined to make the facts fit? … Continue reading
Alicia’s Story: Part 2 – A Wild Theory Is Born
When we left off our story in Part 1, our valiant family researcher (i.e. me) was diligently looking for, and failing to find, Alicia Eleanora ELLIOTT. That is, until their attention was caught by a certain mysterious baptism entry in the parish records. And … Continue reading
Alicia’s Story: Part 1 – The Mysterious Alicia
How many brick walls do you have in your family history research? This one is from my husband’s family. His family is complicated. Interesting, frustrating, fascinating…but complicated.
Family Fractals 