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16 August 2026
My Irish Ancestors
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Yesterday I wrote about my current projects. I did however leave off the work I'm doing on my Irish ancestors. I have names and dat...
30 March 2023
52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Week 12 "Membership"
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My great-grandfather Frank J. Kain (pamapa) was a member of the Knights of Columbus in Creighton, NE. I know this thanks to the book "K...
26 February 2023
52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Week 6 "Social Media"
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I need to get caught up with the 52 Ancestors prompts. I plan to do several this week until I can get caught up. We'll see how this goe...
07 January 2023
52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Week 1 "I'd Like to Meet"
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For 2023, as a way to get back into blogging, I'm going to try to take part in Amy Johnson Crow 's " 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks ...
05 July 2014
Saturday Night Genealogy Fun -- Your Father's Mother's Patrlineal Line
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Here's Randy's challenge for tonight: Here is your assignment if you choose to play along (cue the Mission Impossible music, plea...
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18 November 2013
NE/SD Family History Road Trip (part 3)
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Day 5, Wednesday, Oct. 23 Before leaving O'Neill, we stopped off at the quilt store so I could drop off the family history of our p...
17 November 2013
NE/SD Family History Road Trip (part 2)
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Day 4, Tuesday, Oct. 22 On Tuesday, we drove from Grand Island to Osceola, NE to visit my mom’s sister and her husband, Roselyn and Ala...
10 November 2012
SNGF : 3rd Most Recent Unknown Ancestor
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Randy Seaver's challenge for this week : 1) Who is your TMRUA - your Third Most Recent Unknown Ancestor? This is the person with the t...
29 April 2012
Ice Cream
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In my family, ice cream is king. My dad had to have a dish of ice cream before bed each night. He inherited this from his mother. A weakness...
29 March 2012
52 Weeks of Abundant Genealogy: Week 13 - Local Societies
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Week 13. Local Societies: Local genealogical and historical societies are the lifeblood of genealogy. Members and volunteers give their tim...
28 March 2012
Wordless Wednesday: The Kains of Creighton #2
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These are my grandmother's younger siblings. This picture was probably taken at the same time as last week's . In this one, left t...
21 March 2012
Wordless Wednesday: The Kains of Creighton NE #1
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In the back is Richard Kain. The others, left to right, are Nora, Francis and Mary Julia Kain. Mary Julia is my grandmother; the others a...
17 March 2012
Saturday Night Genealogy Fun; Limerick
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Randy Seaver's SNGF challenge this week is: 1) Make up a limerick about genealogy - it should be A-A-B-B-A in rhyme (don't worry ...
Surname Saturday: My Irish Lines
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For St. Patrick's Day, I thought I'd recap my Irish lines of Kain , Kennedy , Fox and Collins . 1. Kevin Joseph HUIGENS 2. Jose...
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13 March 2012
Tombstone Tuesday: Kains in Creighton, NE
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This is the grave marker for my great-grandparents, my father's maternal grandparents. They died when he was still an infant. They are...
02 March 2012
Fearless Females: Day 2
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March 2 — Post a photo of one of your female ancestors. Who is in the photo? When was it taken? Why did you select this photo? This is ...
19 February 2012
February 2012: Status of research on Mary Julia Kain
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Here is the status of my research on my paternal grandmother. Currently all of this information is in a Google doc document file. I'm pl...
18 February 2012
52 Weeks of Abundant Genealogy: Week 7 – Historical Documents
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Week 7 – Historical Documents: Which historical document in your possession are you happy to have? How did you acquire this item? What does...
11 February 2012
SNGF: Two Degrees of Separation
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1) Using your ancestral lines, how far back in time can you go with two degrees of separation? That means "you knew an ancestor, who ...
27 January 2012
52 Weeks of Abundant Genealogy: Week 4: Free Offline Genealogy Tools
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For which free offline genealogy tool are you most grateful? How did you find this tool and how has it benefited your genealogy? Describe to...
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