Lisa Richardson
@lisahr29.bsky.social
Fan of history and family histories, 'intermediate' genealogist, a liberal from central Texas
On this date in 1863, John Andrew Hafer requested a license to marry my third great-grandmother, Saraphina Kerchner, and it was granted. They were married in Washington County, Iowa. #genealogy #ancestry #familyhistory
December 21, 2024 at 3:16 PM
On this date in 1863, John Andrew Hafer requested a license to marry my third great-grandmother, Saraphina Kerchner, and it was granted. They were married in Washington County, Iowa. #genealogy #ancestry #familyhistory
I love that this #SixGeneration chart gives us a different representation of our pedigree! With each color representing a different place of birth, it's so interesting to see all of that ancestral migration to Texas happen. #genealogy
November 28, 2024 at 10:45 PM
I love that this #SixGeneration chart gives us a different representation of our pedigree! With each color representing a different place of birth, it's so interesting to see all of that ancestral migration to Texas happen. #genealogy
So, I visited Honey Creek Cemetery near Hico, Texas, yesterday to look for the grave of my 3rd great-grandmother. When I arrived at the cemetery, I saw that many of the graves simply had a rock or stone at the head and foot. There was no room for words, no other identifying markers.
November 17, 2024 at 7:04 PM
So, I visited Honey Creek Cemetery near Hico, Texas, yesterday to look for the grave of my 3rd great-grandmother. When I arrived at the cemetery, I saw that many of the graves simply had a rock or stone at the head and foot. There was no room for words, no other identifying markers.