Ancestry.com has opened up marriage records for free access this week through Sunday. I was able to carve out a little bit of time today to see what I could find in a quick search on a couple of the lines I’m researching, and found some interesting results…
Showing posts with label marriage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marriage. Show all posts
20 years ago today…
So there we go leaving the reception in style on our first car ride as a married couple on August 2, 1992. The Continental was owned, restored and driven (in an appropriate chauffeur’s uniform) by a friend of Jennifer’s father.
Mosley matches in Colorado
I’ve been waiting for the 1940 U.S. census indexing to finish Colorado this week. The progress map shows that the state is fully indexed, but the index isn’t quite available to search yet on FamilySearch. So today I took a quick look at the other record sets available for Colorado and found some new information in our lines…
A hundred years ago today....
So after a crazy busy December (which is why I haven't updated in the last few weeks), I'm doing a little bit of indexing while I finish my glass of Sweet Rebecca wine after a quiet celebration at home of the new year today. Yeah, I'm a nerd, but what genealogist isn't a bit of a nerd? Anyway, I'm indexing marriage records from Washington, D.C., and I come across this one...
On 1 January 1911, Guiseppe Carradi and Anna Cavalieri were married by Nicholas Yaselli at St. Aloysius Church in Washington, D.C. As far as I know, this couple is not related to anyone that I've found in my family, but I thought it was a nice coincidence with indexing today that I get a record from exactly 100 years ago.
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