Welcome back to the Ancestral Findings newsletter.
In this edition, we have
more free genealogy lookups. A big thank you to Rachel for keeping up with the weekly lookup requests.
Spring is in the air, and along with that comes a whole
new set of genealogy projects for you to work on. Let's dive into this month's 10 "must-do" genealogy projects that are perfect for tackling while the weather turns from icy to warm and green.
Let's take a closer look at the service records of your Civil War ancestors, which contain much information. This information can be put together to give you a pretty accurate and often quite detailed story of what they did while serving in the Civil War. Some essential personal details are also usually included.
Only a few people like these first ladies, but they are the next two in our series, America's First Ladies.
Have you ever watched The
Lawrence Welk Show? It was one of my highlights each week watching it with my great-grandmother. Let's look at the Lennon Sisters and Norma Zimmer. Norma Zimmer was a talented soprano singer who found fame in the 1950s with various singing groups. She landed a job on The Lawrence Welk Show that would last for decades and made her a household name of the time. Norma, a farm girl who loved to sing, found incredible success in a harsh industry.
And don't forget to download this week's free ebook (see the link below).
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I hope you have a wonderful week.
Happy Searching!
Will
