a great offer for youSearch all U.S. Censuses free
From August 29th through September 3rd, Ancestry.com
is opening all of its U.S. census records – FREE.You can also search these free records on Ancestry.ca
during the same time period.
Specializing in Death Records for Ancestors. Cemeteries, Death Certificates, Coffin Plates, Funeral Cards, Obituaries, Gravestones and more.
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Free Access to ALL U.S. Census Records for 6 Days!
With the completion of the 1940 census index there now are more than 713
million U.S. Federal Census records online and fully searchable from
1790 through 1940. To celebrate this unprecedented access to all
publicly available censuses, Ancestry.com a great offer for you
Search all U.S. Censuses free
From August 29th through September 3rd, Ancestry.com is opening all of its U.S. census records – FREE.
You can also search these free records on Ancestry.ca during the same time period.
a great offer for youSearch all U.S. Censuses free
From August 29th through September 3rd, Ancestry.com
is opening all of its U.S. census records – FREE.You can also search these free records on Ancestry.ca
during the same time period.
Labor Day Specials on Flip-Pal Mobile Scanner
Morning everyone! Had to let you know about the Flip-Pal Mobile Scanner 2012 Back to School and Labor Day Sale
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Monday, August 27, 2012
Photo Archive: Facey, Elgie & Wilford Families
Photo Archive: Facey, Elgie & Wilford Families
Continue reading on Olive Tree Genealogy blog
Saturday, August 25, 2012
Last Day of Sale on Family Tree DNA!
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Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Searching Free Michigan Death Records for a Massey
I've been searching the free online Michigan Death Records for my William Ivis Massey who most likely died sometime between 1891 and 1898. So far I've had no luck which leads me to think he may have died elsewhere.
Since he worked for the railroad it is quite possible he was in another state or even back in Ontario Canada where he had family.
William was born in 1847 in Quebec (called Canada East at the time) and was married twice. The first marriage was to a Miss Wheeley, the second to Jeanette (Jennie) MacDonald. I've not been able to find out his first wife's name nor when she died. But by 1878 he and wife #1 had a son George born in Ontario, and by 1881 he was in Detroit Michigan marrying Jennie.
If you recognize any of these names, contact me at ancestorsatrestATgmail.com (change the AT to @)
Here's the links for the free Michigan death records:
1867-1897 at FamilySearch
1897-1920 at Library of Michigan
Since he worked for the railroad it is quite possible he was in another state or even back in Ontario Canada where he had family.
William was born in 1847 in Quebec (called Canada East at the time) and was married twice. The first marriage was to a Miss Wheeley, the second to Jeanette (Jennie) MacDonald. I've not been able to find out his first wife's name nor when she died. But by 1878 he and wife #1 had a son George born in Ontario, and by 1881 he was in Detroit Michigan marrying Jennie.
If you recognize any of these names, contact me at ancestorsatrestATgmail.com (change the AT to @)
Here's the links for the free Michigan death records:
1867-1897 at FamilySearch
1897-1920 at Library of Michigan
Sunday, August 19, 2012
Cemetery Walk Scotch Cemetery, Manilla, Brock Twp, Durham Co Ontario
Olive Tree Genealogy has uploaded a Cemetery Walk for the Scotch Cemetery, Manilla, Brock Township, Durham (formerly Ontario) County
It's uploaded on Olive Tree Genealogy YouTube Channel. It is only a partial viewing of the cemetery as there are many more gravestones in it.
It's uploaded on Olive Tree Genealogy YouTube Channel. It is only a partial viewing of the cemetery as there are many more gravestones in it.
Friday, August 17, 2012
Last Day for Flip-Pal Mobile Scanner Special!
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August 17-19
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Sunday, August 05, 2012
1940 US Census FREE and completely indexed!
1940 US Census FREE and completely indexed!
Great news! Ancestry.com has the entire 1940 US census indexed. And it's free.Search the 1940 Census FREE at Ancestry.com
I found some of my Butler family in N. Dakota and Michigan. Still tracing them forward in efforts to figure out where my 2nd great grandpa, Jonathan Butler, a black man who was in Ontario Canada as early as 1824, was from in USA.