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| My Grandparents | My Great- Grandparents |
My 2nd Great- Grandparents | My 3rd Great- Grandparents | |||
| Sidney Ashworth | < | Homer Ashworth | < | Dixon Ashworth | < | George Ashworth |
| Martha Watkins | ||||||
| Priscilla Baker | < | William Baker | ||||
| Angeline Johnson | ||||||
| Rhoda Scott | < | Austin Scott | < | Moses Scott | ||
| Isabelle Carothers | ||||||
| Amanda Hoyt | < | Lorenzo Hoyt | ||||
| Emily Castle | ||||||
| Violetta Sponberg | < | Frank Sponberg | < | Gust Sponberg | < | ? Sponberg |
| ? ? | ||||||
| Annie ? | < | ? ? | ||||
| ? ? | ||||||
| Anna Stromberg | < | Gustaf Stromberg | < | ? Stromberg | ||
| ? ? | ||||||
| Augusta Nelson | < | ? Nelson | ||||
| ? ? | ||||||
| My Grandparents | My Great-Grandparents | My 2nd Great- Grandparents | My 3rd Great-Grandparents | |||
| Donald La Tourette | < | Schuyler La Tourette | < | Montgomery La Tourette | < | Garrett La Tourette |
| Margaret Sherry | ||||||
| Sarah Carver | < | Thomas Carver | ||||
| Elizabeth Dean | ||||||
| Lena Erickson | < | Charles Erickson | < | Eric Erickson | ||
| Caroline ? | ||||||
| Lena Rupp | < | John Rupp | ||||
| Lena Bachman | ||||||
| Elsa Ehlers | < | Emmanuel Ehlers | < | ? Weber | < | ? Weber |
| ? ? | ||||||
| Anna Ehlers | < | ? Ehlers | ||||
| ? ? | ||||||
| Anna Patzkowski | < | Michael Patzkowski Jr. | < | Michael Patzkowski Sr. | ||
| Anna Scharping | ||||||
| Agatha Gaede | < | Heinrich Gaede | ||||
| Agatha Cornelsen | ||||||
Where My Ancestors Came From and Where They Lived
If you have a question about these individuals in my family tree file, please ask my cousin's wife. I got my information on them from her.
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If you want a real eye-opener about life in a colony in the 1700's, on the frontier in the 1800's and in a Victorian house in 1900, watch the following programs on PBS and see modern day people deal with life in those times. skip
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''We each have personal recollections of past events, personal memories, and vivid, imaginative accounts of the events of our lives. These memories create a springboard for the stories that will provide us a precious link to our past.''
''Speaking is our primary way to communicate a powerful narrative. However, communication does not stop with the spoken word. All cultures have told stories enhancing them with body language, food, dance, art, music, storytelling, drama, crafts, literature and religious rites.''
''Storytelling reflects the rich cultural and religious heritage of the generations before us, and it leads us to understand how our past has influenced our present.'' - PBS skip
''Many diseases, such as cancer, diabetes and heart disease, can run in families - knowing your family health history can save your life, as well as the lives of those you love.'' - Acting Surgeon General Kenneth Moritsugu skip
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''My Roots'' & ''Welcome
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