As I document my family history (and my husband's), I have made some wonderful discoveries. Questions were answered and more were created. This blog contains my (printable...lol) thoughts while researching. If you want to add a comment, please do so. You can contact me via the contact form at the bottom of the page. FYI Google uses cookies on this site and may be collecting information. I don't have any control over it. If you read this blog you are giving consent.
Sunday, March 9, 2014
Plural Marriage and DAR
When I attended the genealogy conference I met several Morman attendees. Makes sense, right? The conference was in Salt Lake City. As one of the attendees and I visited about DAR she informed me that DAR would not allow her to join because her mother was not the 1st wife of the war ancestor's descendant. I was appalled. What difference does it make? What if the first wife had died and this was a second wife? (My membership is through a second wife as the first wife died.) Again, what difference does it make as long as my new friend can prove her relationship to the ancestor? I called DAR when I returned home. Apparently DAR did not allow this in the past. But like many other things in our lives, opinions change as time passes. I notified my new friend to submit her paperwork. She is going to let me know how things go for her.
Oops!
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Regina Fenstermacher Ross
Regina, who did you marry? I know his last name is Ross and I know the names of your four children. John, Hannah, Charles and Joseph. You are the daughter of Christian and Maria Barbara (Hilbert) Fenstermacher. Would you stop hiding from me?
(Regina born about 1801/1802 in PA)
Anyone out there in cyberspace know anything about Regina and her family?
Update Feb 2021: No new information on Regina. I am adding this to my list of people to look up in the Fenstermacher book in Pennsylvania.