Rhine Girl

Been off this blog for quite a while, but still working on the Dean Family, and the matriarch Elizabeth. I called her "Shady Lady...

I've taken a short break from writing the last week or so.  Just to think, mainly.  I've changed the format of the book now twice, a...

I am in love with the new, improved Family Search.org.   How awesome is the fan chart for my father?   In the past, I've ...

Borrowing this blog post title from National Archives site. Researching today, and past two days, transportation in Appalachia Kentucky in...

Denis Ledoux's Memoir Writer's Blog is celebrating his new blog's look by giving away some good ebooks.  I just downloade...

Covered Bridge in Fleming County Courtesy of http://kentuckywritersblock.blogspot.com 1880 Fleming County   Elisha and Betsey hav...

Elisha Dean, 1827, Tennessee m. Betsey Jenkins, 1824, North Carolina | John T. Dean, about 1865, Orangeburg Kentucky In 1865...