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Relatively Speaking: Genealogy’s family way

Posted on September 8, 2008 by Carllene Marek

Family relationships are fun to study, and become a vital part of every family reunion. One’s relationship with aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, grandparents and first cousins are readily identifiable. It’s when we go beyond these traditional relationships that the terms… Continue Reading →

Village Voices Carllene Marek, geneaology
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DIY: Discover your roots

Posted on August 17, 2008 by Carllene Marek

Every journey begins with a single step, and in genealogy that first step is with you. Adequate preparation and planning will ensure you have the journey of a lifetime – taking you to places never imagined and learning of ancestors… Continue Reading →

Village Voices Carllene Marek, geneaology, Relatively Speaking
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Relatively Speaking: Catch the genealogy bug

Posted on August 7, 2008 by Carllene Marek

“History is Life – Genealogy is the details.” Welcome to the world of genealogy! Going from wanting to know about your family, to being able to find that information is an orderly and fulfilling process. Charting a family tree is… Continue Reading →

Village Voices ancestors, Carllene Marek, family tree, geneaology, Relatively Speaking

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    Who are the unhappy folks downvoting others for saying that they are going to bake something? Our trees have been struck by frost or snow the last two springs, so we haven't had an overflowing apple supply, but I am glad to see these new-to-me recipes to test out with Thanksgiving feasting coming soon.
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