Family Bibles

by Marianne Perry | Mar 22, 2018 | Genealogy

Genealogical treasures often surface when least expected as was the case with my husband’s family bible. My husband’s ancestry is Scottish and he also enjoys genealogical research. In a past phone conversation with an out-of-town cousin he expressed an interest in...

Genealogical Research, Dementia and Caregiver Support

by Marianne Perry | Dec 15, 2017 | Genealogy

This article was previously published in the July/August 2017 issue of Your Genealogy Today. YGT15 Caregiver Suport...

18. Through My Father’s Eyes.

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=””...

17. Taking A Vacation To Solve Family Mysteries.

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...

16. How Social Networking Can Solve Your Family Mysteries.

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...

15. Preserving Your Family History At Canada’s Pier 21.

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”...