Thursday, December 25, 2014
Wednesday, December 24, 2014
Christmas Eve Carol - O Holy Night
Have a blessed night. Please take the time to remember what this evening is all about!
Sunday, December 21, 2014
Friday, December 19, 2014
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Thankful Thursday
Thursday's are dedicated to something we are thankful for, and this is not an easy task for me, as I am so thankful for everything! But I persevere and find that one special thing today that I am most thankful for.
I am most thankful for my wonderful adoring husband of 16 years. We were both older when we met, and a bit set in our own ways. But we mimicked one another in our likes and dislikes, morals and values, and we loved one another, literally, before putting eyes on each other. (We met through a personal ad.)
The first moment we met face to face, and he wrapped me in his arms, I knew I was home! And we are blissfully happy today! And looking forward to many more years. In February we will celebrate our 17th anniversary!
Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Tuesday's Texts
I have found much information on Monroe County's genealogy from Orem Frederick Morton's 1910 book, A History of Monroe County, West Virginia . This book is available for download to read at
Amazon for 0.99 cents. Hard copies are also available, but as in all matters genealogy, the hard cover books are expensive!
Morton gives us not only history of the county itself, but family genealogies. These are done from word of mouth. There are some errors found, but there is enough fact that you can easily find the proof.
I often refer to this book when going in another direction. It gives me enough of a clue to get my research going.
Amazon for 0.99 cents. Hard copies are also available, but as in all matters genealogy, the hard cover books are expensive!
Morton gives us not only history of the county itself, but family genealogies. These are done from word of mouth. There are some errors found, but there is enough fact that you can easily find the proof.
I often refer to this book when going in another direction. It gives me enough of a clue to get my research going.
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