Most often, I write about the past and how we can learn from it to change the future. But this weekend’s message at church so tore at my heart and shook my brain, and yes, so derides any logic, that I am compelled to ponder focusing on the now and how we, all God’s children, … Continue reading Life–Empty, Unfocused, or Purpose-filled?
Month: February 2019
My Genetic Genealogy: 1775-1825
Continuing on through my genetic genealogy timeline, my DNA has been found to match with 1,000+ 4th cousins or closer relatives who now live as far north as Vermont, span southward down the eastern coastline into Georgia, and inland to the now midwestern states of Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, and Ohio. We also can … Continue reading My Genetic Genealogy: 1775-1825
My Genetic Genealogy 1750-1775
"When the ships have for the last time weighed their anchors in England, the real misery begins with the long voyage. For from there the ships, unless they have good wind, must often sail eight, nine, ten or twelve weeks before they reach Philadelphia...But during the voyage there is on board these ships terrible misery, … Continue reading My Genetic Genealogy 1750-1775
My Genetic Genealogy – 1725-1750
As in my earlier post that covers my DNA timeline from 1700-1725 and my ancestors' migration from England, Wales, Northwestern Europe, Germanic Europe, Ireland, Scotland, and Norway, much of what I am about to share with you, I gleaned from my DNA Story as provided to me by Ancestry.com. More of my posts will … Continue reading My Genetic Genealogy – 1725-1750
My Genetic Genealogy – 1700-1725
Much of what I am about to share with you, I gleaned from my DNA Story as provided to me by Ancestry.com. Part 1 covers my DNA timeline from 1700-1725. More posts will cover the remaining timeline that spans to 1925. Eighty-six percent of my DNA-matched ancestry originated in England, Wales, Northwestern Europe, Ireland, … Continue reading My Genetic Genealogy – 1700-1725