Bardagaíþróttasagnfræðingur og bardagalistamaður
Legacy posts about Genealogy and Family Life.
Þegar ég var að alast upp, Ég heyrði oft Amma Ellis, Alvina M. Mosblech Ellis, tala um tvo misst systur hennar. Hún missti elsta systir hennar Margaret og litla systir hennar Loretta áður 40 ára afmælið hennar. Margaret B. Mosblech var fyrsta af fjórtán börn fædd Eduard og Magdalena Mosblech. Great Aunt Margaret was born on June 10, 1908. As
Stepdad minn Ernest C. Diaz giftist móður mína júní 8, 1981. Pabbi og mamma vann að ganga úr skugga um að við höfðum eðlilega fjölskyldulífi. Í 1981 eða 1982, þeir ákváðu að taka systur mína og mig til a faglegur Glíma sýningunni á Checkerdome (einnig þekktur sem Arena). Uppáhalds wrestlers okkar voru Von Erichs. David Von Erich
After my mother married my stepfather, Ernest Diaz, í 1981, he was looking for a way for us to spend time together. Ég var í útilegu með Boy skáta, so Dad decided that camping would be an effective way for us to get to know each other. A friend of Dad’s owned property and a cabin in Greenville, MO. Við
Langafi Parker minn var fórnarlamb einn af stærstu náttúruhamfara til lemja Cape Girardeau, MO, á 1949 Tornado. Hún lenti á borgina á laugardag, Maí 21, 1949 á 06:54 p.m. Með 7:00 kvöldi, Parker Zimmerman var látinn 74 ára. I always found my great grandfather interesting because he led such a varied life
My stepfather, Ernest C. Diaz, var fæddur í St. Louis, MO on Saturday, Maí 21, 1932. It was the same day Amelia Earhart became the first woman to cross the Atlantic Ocean in an airplane. Dad was the youngest of five children born to Joseph (Josef) Diaz and Marie Moellenberg Diaz. Dad said the family did not have a lot
Joseph (Josef) Diaz was my stepfather, Ernest C. Diaz’s father. Ernie or Dad was the son of Joseph and Marie Diaz nee Moellenberg. Joseph was a first generation immigrant from San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Joseph was born on May 12, 1893. According to his death certificate, his parents were Ulalio (Eulalio) Diaz and Betty Diaz nee Ramiro. I have
In a previous article, I talked about field trips and how they enhance a homeschool education. Í dag, I will recount a “field trip” that I took with my daughter Caitlin, when she was three years old. I subtitled it “How to Leave the House with $25.00 and Come Home with $0.75.” Í lok 1990, The St. Louis Zoo had
My Grandpa used to tell me that Mom and Great Grandma were close. Great Grandma could be very stubborn, so Grandpa used to send Mom to talk to her about going to the doctor, o.fl.. I will let Mom tell you about her grandmother in her own words. Caroline better known as Lee was a woman before her time. Í
My great grandmother, Caroline Leah “Lee” Ellis nee Johannpeter was born to Frederick William August Johannpeter, 1839 – 1903, and Joanna Grieve, 1843 – Unknown, í St. Charles, MO on June 13, 1881. She was the second youngest of six siblings, Gustav, Anna, Amalia “Marie”, Julius “Jules” and Charles Frederick. Great Grandma was said to be a very strong-willed person.
William P. Ellis var mikill afi minn. Því miður, Hann lést þegar afi minn, Gilbert P. Ellis, was only two years old. Langömmu minni vissi ekki mikið um fjölskyldu Vilhjálm. The actual information Grandpa had on him was sparse, so William was the real mystery man in the family history up until 2006 eða 2007. Grandpa had a