Finding the Flock - A Genealogy Research Blog

I had a little extra time this week in between other tasks, so I decided to try some new searches on the recently upgraded FamilySearch webs...

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...

Wow, has it really been that long?  I guess it has.  I’ve spent the majority of my time trying to get my photography business going and was...

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, resto...

I’m trying to find out a little more about my Brown line this week.  I’ve traced back to my second great grandfather James M. Brown (b. circ...

I can’t seem to get away from looking at records from Colorado this week.  I’m still waiting for the 1940 census index for Colorado, but sti...

For the longest time, I’ve had George H. Mosley (b. 1799, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; d. 12 Feb 1872, Troy, Doniphan, Kansas), his wife Leti...

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, ...

So as with other branches of the family, I’m going back through record sets on FamilySearch to find more documentation on the people I alre...

Well, I was hoping I could have a good April Fool for this weekend, but with the crazy busy way things have gone since November, it didn’t q...