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Our Virginia Century Farm has been passed down in the family for many generations and I used my genealogy research to prove it had been ours for over 100 years! When you see "VINE" on the lower right corner of a Virginia map that's here. My grandparents ran the Vine Post Office in their general store walking distance from my home. The farm wasn't the only thing passed down. We're lucky to have lots of cherished items. I have the huge trunk tool box built by my carpenter great-great-great-uncle that he used when building coffins! A timely visit to my grandmother saved this antique straw fan (right), already in the trash can. It was my grandmother's great-grandmother's church fan! See more FAMILY ANTIQUES
ME and THE FAMILIESI'm related to most of the families listed. A few are shared client research. I also have more unpublished info on most lines. When given a choice, I'll go with a family's oral history rather than internet hearsay. If the family has a Bible, that's a great reliable source you won't find on the 'net. I don't use World Family Trees or sites like that; I take the Utah site with a grain of salt. There are too many unreliable "facts" online by unwitting researchers. I like to see it for myself, preferring documents like census, deeds and wills, newspapers, etc. ... you know, the paper-trails of real data.
CONTACTPlease feel free to write me. I will always get back to you, sooner or later. If you're ever in Virginia Beach, stop by and visit. I'd love to meet you. 2011 EmailingThis year I've heard from family researchers on the Cartwright, Doxey, Rhodes, and Sawyer lines!
LINKS I LIKEhttps://wiki.familysearch.org/en/Princess_Anne_County,_Virginia http://blog.genoom.com/2009/09/23/45-great-genealogy-sites-worth-bookmarking/ http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/yellow-fever/yffotos.html http://www.antiquusmorbus.com/Index.htm http://statelibrary.ncdcr.gov/dimp/digital/ncfamilyrecords/family.html |
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