Wordless Wednesday ~ Grandpa Gordon Laws R.C.A.F.
Grandpa Gordon Schuler Laws in his R.C.A.F uniform. This photo was taken about 1941 in Marysville, New Brunswick, Canada.
Grandpa Gordon Schuler Laws in his R.C.A.F uniform. This photo was taken about 1941 in Marysville, New Brunswick, Canada.
Looks like my template is working ok now. 🙂 Thank you to the support at Artisteer for helping me fix the code conflict!I still have a little tweaking to do with the header. I’d like to add a few more photos under the text. Ahh in time!
I’m working on the blog template and having some issues. (sigh) I made a template I just love but for some reason it’s conflicting with my twitter and networks blogs java script. So I had to take it off for now.So if you see any weird looking things around the site, it’s just me trying…
I don’t remember my Grandma Hilda Laws (nee Anderson) cooking much when I was growing up. But there were a few things she enjoyed making. Grandma was born in 1916 and living through the depression made her a thrifty woman. One of my favorite meals as a child focused on using left overs. I still love these…
When I started working on my family tree again this fall I started gathering a large number of images and data. I started with a 2 week trial membership on Ancestry and downloaded all the BMD records and census images that I needed. As long as things were attached to my Ancestry tree this was…
My journey to the past isn’t something that would be pictured in a science fiction book or movie. It is a journey of tracing my ancestors one step at a time. When I was a little girl I loved history. I loved to read about times past and far away places. I was equally curious about my family’s history….
I would love to hear from anyone who’s researched family in Sweden. One of my Great Grandfathers, Oscar Anderson was from Sweden. He died in New Brunswick, Canada shortly after WW1 when his children were very young. I will be posting more about Oscar soon. I would love to hear what your favorite Swedish resources are. Books,…
This weeks challenge in the 52 Weeks To Better Genealogy is what genealogy gifts you would like for Christmas.Well since I’ve just restarted my family search this past year, there are quite a few things on my wish list. Although things are tight and these will likely be spread out over a few years. Local history books for New…
I have been researching my family history on and off for 18 years. I took a long break while life was busy. This past fall I decided to pick my searching back up and I’m so glad that I did. I’ve enjoyed reading many genealogy blogs the past few months and decided to start one…