I just reserved a treasuretrove of information and pictures from the late 1800 and early 1900 on my fathers family. The Alexander's of Tennessee. Tuesday Arkansas Northeastern College had a class on the history of this part of northeastern Arkansas and how we got here in Blytheville in the 1800's. As I may have said in the past blogs I am addicted to genealogy and for 4 years have been compiling a book on ( Parts of the person I am)
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That takes a lot of patience and research. I wish I could make myself do it. Great Job!
I'm so glad that the Bennie is back home and doing well, in plenty of time to carve the Thanksgiving turkey.
How cool to get all that information on your father's family. I'm sure you'll love looking through each item.
Looks like you hit the Jackpot about your family. That's wonderful. Remember there is another class for next week.
How interesting, Patsy. It is wonderful to find out about one's roots, isn't it? You have some great old pictures to put in your book.
Have a wonderful day!
Renie
Will I told you guys I need a proof reader for my blog.I received the treasure. The Bennie is my proof reader but I go on with out him some time.
Glad to hear Bennie is back and in good fettle. You'll certainly be glad to have some help with the homework.
Glad you enjoy the little tours. It'smy pleasure to give you the opportunity.
Glad that Bennie is home and OK.
The trees are wonderful and you certainly have some great Pecans there.
As for th is post, I do like the sepia picture of a family (probably yours) sitting on the porch.
Shalom Patsy. Nice to hear from you and thanks for your prayers for Jerusalem.
I hope Bennie is feeling better. Greetings to lovely Arkansas (I lived at Heifer Ranch, Perryville, for six years.)
Nice blog you write.
Congratulations on the great treasure of family information! I know that has to be exciting!
Thank you Linda it is exciting.
The Bennie is much better, Thank you Dina. I will have to look on the map and see where Perryville is at.
Shalom Patsy. Glad Bennie is getting better. Glad that you found "Pur'ville." Do you know Heifer Ranch of Heifer International (www.heifer.org)?
Thanks for your visit and comment.
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