February 7 ~ Remembering ~ Today, and in My Family History

TODAY ~ FEBRUARY 7, 2015

A very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to:
My second cousin once removed, C. Nolan.
The husband of my second cousin, P. Peterson.
My third cousin, C. Sperling.

MARRIED on Febuary 7
The second cousin once removed, C. Ness.
(m. M. Telstad)

IN LOVING MEMORY
May They Rest in Peace

Born February 7, 1888
The first cousin twice removed, Hilda Bakken. She would have been 109 years old today.
Born February 7, 1890
My first cousin twice removed, Halvdan Westby. He would have been 125 years old today.
Born February 7, 1873
The wife of the uncle of my step grandfather, Elizabeth Ann McCormick. She would have been 142 years old today.
Born February 7, 1882
The stepdaughter of the first cousin twice removed of my stepfather, Mary Ellen Brownell. She would have been 133 years old today.
Died February 7
The wife of my second cousin once removed, M. Schlegemilch.
The aunt of my step grandfather, Mary Catherine Fleming.
The sister of my step grandfather, I. Fleming.

Thanks for stopping by!

Wishing you success in all of your genealogical treasure hunts!




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