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Sunday, December 25, 2022

Merry Christmas 2022

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Christmas Posts 🎅🎄 
Wish List for a Christmas Dinner
Baldwin Family Christmas
Married on Christmas Day
Our Family's Own Official Santa Claus

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My ancestors were the colonists, frontiersmen, pioneers, and cowboys - with a few scallywags thrown in - who helped settle and establish this great country we live in.
The clmroots blog was created to share family history stories and research findings, so that cousins, grandchildren, and descendants may come to know their ancestors.
I believe that if we all work together, we will have a more complete family history to leave for our posterity. clm 2008

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  • Thomas Box - Early Mormon Convert from Texas
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  • Nathan Cole's Revolutionary War Button
    Occasionally some new "find" in family history will make me want to do a happy dance😊.  Receiving the following photo did just th...
  • Our 'First Families' in America
    'First Families' are considered those who have high social status,  or those of descent from the first settlers of a place.  Our fa...
  • Murder in the Family
    Murder mysteries seem to be very popular on TV and in books, but finding a murder within the family can be a little scary !  Happy Hallowee...
  • James Cole of Plymouth
    Although no Mayflower Ancestor has been found in the family, there is an early Plymouth Colonist -- James Cole , who was in Plymouth by 1633...
  • A Memorial for David
    Our ancestor, David Miller Leffel, now has a memorial.   David Miller Leffel was one of forty Union sympathizing citizens of North Texa...
  • Cause of Death for Ancestors
    Where to Find a Cause of Death  For years I searched for death dates for my ancestors.  Death dates were found in family records, bible rec...
  • Indentured Servant: Anthony Chamness
    Anthony Chamness Indentured Servant Anthony Chamness is my seventh great-grandfather on my Minnie Pearl Hatfield line (Hatfield-Jay-Hoc...
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Family is the heart of my life. Family History started out as an interest and obligation to get to know my ancestors, then it became a need to know and find the stories of all those who came before me and helped to make me who I am. Finally, it became an all consuming passion. My name is Cathy and I would love to hear from you.
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