by Marianne Perry | Jul 2, 2014 | Genealogy
San Michele has a private beach for guests. Its late owner, Mrs. Claudia Siniscalchi, was very supportive of my genealogical research efforts when I was there. [nz_sep top=”20″ bottom=”20″ width=”” height=””...
by Marianne Perry | Jun 10, 2014 | Genealogy
Will solving family mysteries take you to the Chateau of Chenonceau on the Cher River in France’s Loire Valley? Are the following “TRUE” or “FALSE?” Genealogical Tourism is: A vacation people take to their ancestral home to learn about family history. A...
by Marianne Perry | May 6, 2014 | Genealogy
Staying connected with friends was easier when everyone attended a one-room schoolhouse. I took this picture in 1979 when my sister, Barbara, and I went to Prince Edward Island, Canada. Please answer the following questions: Are you a member of any social networking...
by Marianne Perry | Feb 4, 2014 | Genealogy
Canada’s Atlantic Provinces are spectacular. Why not combine a genealogical research trip to Pier 21 with an exploration of the area. [nz_sep top=”20″ bottom=”20″ width=”” height=”” type=”solid”...
by Marianne Perry | Dec 24, 2013 | Genealogy
How about looking at “G” for Greece on Cyndi’s List and see if there’s any information on Santorini Island that will help solve your family mysteries? First of all, who do you think Cyndi is? Check one of the following: The American singer and songwriter, Cyndi...
by Marianne Perry | Dec 3, 2013 | Genealogy
Will trying to solve family mysteries take you down the Li River in southeast China? If so, you’ll pass intriguingly shaped 900-foot karst peaks, bamboo groves and rural villages. Do these activities interest you: Enrolling in an online class taught by genealogical...