Welcome back to the Ancestral Findings newsletter!
This week has been packed with fascinating stories, rich with history and insights to deepen your genealogical journey.
We began with Warren G. Harding: A Return to Normalcy, taking a closer look at the 29th president’s efforts to bring stability to America after World War I.
For those exploring South African roots, we highlighted Utilizing Online Resources and DNA Testing for South African Genealogy, with essential tips to make this research easier and more accessible.
In Texas, we uncovered two captivating tales: the 1890s Alien Gravesite in Aurora, where a local legend adds a mysterious twist to a small-town cemetery, and The Lost Arm of F. Stewart, an unforgettable story from Paradise, Texas, that speaks
through a simple gravestone inscription.
We also explored the roots of civic traditions with The Historical Reasons for Holding U.S. Elections on a Tuesday in November and uncovered the history behind Daylight Savings Time, looking at why this clock-shifting practice began and how it has evolved.
And as always, we start each week with our Free Genealogy Lookups, offering you a gateway into fresh resources and
ancestral discoveries. Whether you’re piecing together family history, exploring historical curiosities, or trying out new research tools, I hope this week’s newsletter has added a spark to your journey.
Happy Searching!
Will
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