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My favorite genealogy links
- Alabama Department of Archives & History
- Ancestrally Challenged
- Ancestry.com
- Cyndi's List- Genealogy Starting Place!
- Family Search Records
- Findagrave
- Flickr.com Link to my photos
- Footnote
- Genealogybank
- Library of Congress
- Missouri Death Certificates 1910-1958
- My del.icio.us
- My Heritage
- Rootsweb Portal
- Shackelford Funeral Home (McNairy, Hardeman, Chester, Hardin, Wayne counties in Tennessee)
- Shelby County (Tennessee) Register
- USGenWeb Portal
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About Me
- GeneaDiva
- I live in West Tennessee with my children. I have researched my family for 25 years and continue to find new ancestors and collateral relatives every day. Although I am not a writer I still strive to document a few of my genealogy adventures and stories.
I am a H.O.G.S.Blogger
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Blogs I enjoy
- Appalachian History
- Arlene Eakle's Tennessee Genealogy Blog
- Deep Fried Kudzu
- Destination: Austin Family
- Discover St. Joseph (MI)
- footnote: My Story Pages
- Hill Country of Monroe County, Mississippi
- Itawamba County, Mississippi History Review
- Jasia's Creative Gene
- Joyful Reflections
- Lee Drew's Family History, Thoughts and Links
- Lori T's Smoky Mountain Family Historian
- Mississippi History and Genealogy
- Mississippi Memories
- My AncestralSpace blog
- My AncestralSpace blog
- Random Relatives
- Randy's Musings
- Sandusky History
- Stuck in Customs- photography
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- Oakleaf Hydragea
- Confederate Monument at McNairy County Courthouse
- Tribute in Stone to McNairy County Soldiers
- Genea-Musings: Saturday Night Genealogy Fun -- Thr...
- Saturday Night Genealogy Fun -- Three Things
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- 100 Years Ago... Where Were They?
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1 comments:
Those Woodmen sure knew how to design wild markers, didn't they. I've seen them on my travels but haven't been lucky enough to have on "in the family" yet.
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