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Have you looked into probate records when researching your ancestors? These valuable genealogical documents are often overlooked, even by more experienced researchers. However, pro genealogists know their real worth. Here is why you should be using these records, and what you may find in them... Follow link in Bio @ancestralfindings . . #genealogy #familyhistory #familytree #ancestry #heritage #ancestors #ancestor #familysearch #research #historian #genealogist #titledeeds #localhistory #archives #ancestralfindings
Are you curious about how state capitals got their beginnings? Most have fascinating origin stories. Take Montgomery, Alabama, for example. With a history going back thousands of years, but only inhabited by Europeans for the past two centuries, it is a modern and influential city. Here is how it became the state capital. Follow link in Bio @ancestralfindings
The Willick grandchildren have found the lost treasure of Francis Wainwright, and it is a journal written by the man himself, detailing his love story with his beloved Philippa. The only question now was what to do with it? Christine had an idea... Read More follow link in Profile @ancestralfindings
Have you heard of the Merry-Go-Round Museum? Located in Sandusky, Ohio, this unique museum is the only place in the world known to solely celebrate the art and history of the merry-go-round. Here is what you need to know about its history, its displays, and planning a visit. Link in Profile @ancestralfindings
If you are looking to try experimenting with cooking the cuisine from your ancestors’ homelands, you can search your town for international ingredients, buy from Amazon, or have an incredible, theme park-like shopping experience and try Jungle Jim’s, if you live in or near Ohio. Here is the history of this remarkable store. Follow link in Profile @ancestralfindings
New York has a long and interesting history going back thousands of years to Native American times. It has been a French fur trapping outpost, a Dutch colony, a British colony, and one of the original thirteen American states. It has some genuinely intriguing folklore associated with it. Here are some of the highlights of it. Follow link in Profile @ancestralfindings

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