MYOG - Mine, Yours', and the Other Guy's Genealogy
Journaling my genealogy research online seems to be the right thing to do for the future of my research rather than hiding it away in some box or drawer in my home. This blog is more of a diary of my research which expands as I go. I love the discovery process which has resulted in such wonderful success in finding my roots. Enjoy!
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Please comment if you found anything useful on this site. My goal with this is to network with family and others who are researching their roots. I have particular interests in locations such as the Irish Settlement in Newport, New York; Austin, Nevada; Napa, California; Germany near Hannover; and Ireland.
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As a plus, you can subscribe to my blog. This means you get emails when there is a new post. Trust me when I say, that I am not selling anything except my family tree research which is free here. The avertising is just peripheral to this site and blog.
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Nicholas Flanagan and Family Part Duex
Thank you to one of Nicholas' descendants for labeling this photo for me. I so appreciate it. Also, I love the fact that we are in contact with each other. Sláinte to the Flanagan's of our line near and far!
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Saturday, June 2, 2012
Nicholas Flanagan and Family
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| Nicholas Flanagan and Family - California |
The above photo was snagged from my somewhat distant cousin's Flanagan Family presentation that he put together circa 2004. I recently started updating and correcting any information that I have for people on my Flanagan family tree on Ancestry.com. It can be quite daunting. I have worked on information that I have on all of Nicholas and Mary (Lynch) Flanagan's thirteen children. It is certainly nice that another cousin sent me the "Descendants of Nicholas Flanagan". I have more updating to complete for sure.
As I've said before, I love photos, especially of family. To put this photo in context, Nicholas is my great great uncle. His thirteen children were my great grandfather's (John Francis "Jack" Flanagan) first cousins. I have each and every one of their names but will refrain from attempting to label this photo since I'm not entirely sure "Who's, who?".
My best guess is that this photo was taken circa 1897-1900 and most likely in Corning, California.
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