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On August 9th, 2023, I wrote a story called “The Liverpool Lad”.
It was about my husband’s maternal Uncle who was a POW in Japan. Imagine our delight when we got a message from Nicol, the granddaughter of Uncle Ben! She said: <...
When John Hanington died in 1825 at just 28 years of age, he left his pregnant wife without a husband, his baby girl without a father and William Hanington without his son and business partner.
John drowned when a squall capsized his boat while piloting to a ship across the harbour in Shediac. The following year, his body was discovered on the shore...
My six-times great-grandfather Daniel Bagg (1668-1738) was a farmer in Westfield, a small town on the western frontier of Massachusetts. It was a tightly knit community, centered around the building that doubled as the town meeting house and the Congregational church. Daniel no doubt hoped his children would be blessed by God in their lives, as he had been, but life was far f...
Lately, I came into possession of a family heirloom, a book of poems, that allows me to see deep into the heart and mind of one of my great grandfathers, a rare gift for a genealogist.
I didn’t inherit this book from a relation: I got it off the Internet! And it took quite a few years for the book to find its way home.
Initially, I knew just...