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In this column last month, we examined the case study of Don Juan de Oñate, the conquistador credited with founding El Camino Real and the city...
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Find out more about Mary: A published author, Mary has more than 15 years of experience helping others research, organize, and write their family histories and memoirs. Her histories depict a chronology of human ideas, efforts, and relationships that capture not only past challenges and successes, but document the foundations upon which future growth occurs. As an adjunct to her collaborative work with families, she also teaches classes in family history and memoirs. She has given presentations at historical societies, seniors centers, and retirement communities. Mary is also the winner of the 2009 William Van Wert Fiction Award for short fiction, and her first book, Speak Right On – Dred Scott, A Novel, was published by the Toby Press in 2006. Mary invites you to send your comments and questions to her at LifeLines@cnsp.com, or visit her website: www.speakrighton.com. |
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We can only do so much research on-line, at our computer, and then we need to sally forth into the world and try to get our hands on actual—as...
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In our ongoing exploration of researching our immigrant ancestors, we mentioned the importance of land grants for those who migrated here across our...
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Locating records As we have learned, the naturalization process is regulated through the court system. Since 1929 (when the federal government took...
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Today we honor our military men and women, and for those who confuse this holiday with Memorial Day, just remember that on this holiday, November 11,...
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When an immigrant ancestor is granted the rights of citizenship, she or he is “naturalized.” Official papers are issued by a...
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Immigration: types of records: overland routes Particularly in our part of the country, many immigrant ancestors arrived across our country's borders,...
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I recently obtained the original Certificate of Naturalization for my maternal grandfather. Born in England in 1887, Granddad came to the United...
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Just in time for Halloween haunts and Day of the Dead celebrations, Time on-line has published an article by Dan Fletcher about where your digital...
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A recent Reuters report on women’s aging may not be news to you: a daughter will age very like her mother did, according to a study conducted by...
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