Turning over rocks to find long-lost relatives
During the course of my genealogy work, I have discovered and connected with cousins from all my family branches. Here are some lessons learned.
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Turning over rocks to find long-lost relatives
Discovery Notebook
I was embarrassed to say that a full three years had elapsed since I had met Rebe Eisenstein in…
As promised, Mark knew about my family research and eagerly took my call when I reached him…
In late August, after having exchanged emails with me, Warren Safter ran a Google search on Mark…
When Warren and I first connected, neither of us had done a recent Internet search for new…
Cousin bait is a term used by genealogists to describe the tendency of public postings…
Mark Zimkin has turned up alive and reasonably well in Las Vegas.
Readers will recall…
Ancestry has a host of records for David Zimkin, husband of our great aunt Sadie. We see census…
Unlike some other names that turn up huge numbers of search results, there are not a lot of…
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