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Of Time and Family 4: Nashua Connections

Of Time and Family 4: Nashua Connections

September 19th, 2019 | Family, Genealogy, General, Indigenous Peoples

As the Reverend’s 80th birthday was coming up, her sister Belle called and asked a favor: would I be willing to print off a copy of the family genealogy for a gift? Like the one she had received from her kids on one of her own big birthdays? Reverend and Belle are the...
Book #1 in 2018: “It’s All Relative” by A.J. Jacobs

Book #1 in 2018: “It’s All Relative” by A.J. Jacobs

January 1st, 2018 | Family, Genealogy, General, literature and poetry, Society at Large

I decided a few days ago that I would record every book I finished reading in 2018 and say something about each. As it turns out, this book, It’s All Relative: Adventures Up and Down the World’s Family Tree by A.J. Jacobs (Simon & Schuster, 2017), a Christmas gift...
Down to New England 5: Monuments, Memorials and Memories

Down to New England 5: Monuments, Memorials and Memories

June 28th, 2014 | Gardens and Gardening, Genealogy, General, Memory, Time Passes, Travel, visual arts

This was the branch that most frightened me, the one most perfectly positioned to do irreparable harm to the monument. Lower and smaller branches had already been removed, opening space around the slender column surmounted by its neoclassical urn. Four of us—two on...
Of Time and Family 4: Young James and His Katie Wed

Of Time and Family 4: Young James and His Katie Wed

September 3rd, 2012 | Genealogy, General, Memory, Time Passes, Travel, United States

It wasn’t the wedding my heart yearns for. That wedding must wait until my Tattooed Boy is wrapped in love by some young woman who loves him and his family the way he will no doubt love her and hers. No, this was the nuptials of Young James and His Katie, friends...
Of Time and Family 3: Barking up the Wrong Family Tree?

Of Time and Family 3: Barking up the Wrong Family Tree?

August 29th, 2012 | Genealogy, Memory, Time Passes, Travel, United States

In genealogy, I have found, it is always easier to see a connection than prove one, to imagine a family than establish one, to design a tree rather than allow it to grow. When we attempted to track down my Dear One’s Lithuanian progenitors, for instance, an...
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