Showing posts with label genealogy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label genealogy. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Adventures on Mars and in Genealogy














Much has happened as of late. I finished up with finals and went to the NGS (National Genealogical Society) conference in Cincinnati, Ohio. I learned how to spell Cincinnati and that it has 88 counties. Learned what a thorn was in old English. Ate good food and met lots of fun people while I was there. I got rid of a few things and moved into a new place with high ceilings and lots of quirks. Found some new LPs. Sent off friends and welcomed some back. I picked up twenty more hours of work for the summer. I'm on book 2 of the Barsoom series and have delighted in journeying to far away planets with the Virginian who doesn't know the meaning of the word impossible. And today I vanquished the gym for the first time in weeks. And to make it a perfect moment, I'm writing to you whilst listening to the Pumpkins' Adore album- its narrated many a moments in my life. Talk to you soon.

Saturday, February 4, 2012

Admiral Russell R. Waesche

My first Wikipedia contribution! Admiral Russell R. Waesche is my Great Great Grandfather's cousin. He was the Admiral of the US Coast Guard for many years. I got to add a few things to his page and I'm pretty excited about it. Check it out HERE. I love doing Family History!

Tuesday, January 17, 2012


My other Blog is officially going now. It's about my ancestors from Maryland, the George Henry Waesche Family. Take a look!

carrollcountywaesche.blogspot.com

Monday, January 9, 2012

So, brilliant. I'm sitting in my Computers for Historical Research class, and we're talking Blogs! I get to start one based on the research that I did last semester. So, when that begins I'm going to put a link on my sidebar for you to easily find and subscribe to it. I'll try not to forget you here on Antiquarian Eyes though, have no fear! The research that I'm going to hi-light will eventually be connected to a google webpage that will be connected to all of the research. I'm excited!

Here's my professor's blog for an example if you're looking to start a genealogical blog of your own and some fun readings:
http://archibaldgardnerfamily.blogspot.com/

Tuesday, October 4, 2011


Found an entire 1877 Atlas online with beautiful quality jpgs! Oh, I love my homework... minus the deadlines :)