Andrea (Gaston) Blodgett
Honor Code SignatorySigned 20 Feb 2020 | 201 contributions | 10 thank-yous | 12 connections
Signed 20 Feb 2020 | 201 contributions | 10 thank-yous | 12 connections
Born 1940s.
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A little about myself - - - I have been working in my family's genealogy for at least the last 20 years, following the information compiled by my Mother, my Father, both of my grandmothers and my great grandmother (who wrote her memoirs in the 1930's covering her childhood years in the 1800's). Finding and translating information about my Cuban Grandfather and his ancestors has been difficult. Hopefully I will be able to connect with fellow genealogists. I am a member of the DAR and helped several prospective members join by completing their research. After much work, I completed research on admitting my husband to SAR. I am looking forward to volunteering to help others in their quest for information about their ancestors. I live in Spring, Texas and have access to the Clayton Genealogical Library in downtown Houston. Should anyone need access to a book they have I can help.
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I have been reading many of the WikiTree articles, videos and and tips. Hopefully I will be able to supply valid and helpful information. I am working slowly. Currently I am cleaning up my Family Tree Maker files, making sure everything is correctly documented and sources are accurate before sending a GEDOM for 4 generations at a time.
A small GEDCOM is the best way to start, once you have done that and understand the process you can then think of doing a bigger one, It is good to get everything ready and prepared, that way then there will be less editing to do, I am here to help, whenever you need it, and the link Debi sent is a very good one
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A little about myself - - - I have been working in my family's genealogy for at least the last 20 years, following the information compiled by my Mother, my Father, both of my grandmothers and my great grandmother (who wrote her memoirs in the 1930's covering her childhood years in the 1800's). Finding and translating information about my Cuban Grandfather and his ancestors has been difficult. Hopefully I will be able to connect with fellow genealogists. I am a member of the DAR and helped several prospective members join by completing their research. After much work, I completed research on admitting my husband to SAR. I am looking forward to volunteering to help others in their quest for information about their ancestors. I live in Spring, Texas and have access to the Clayton Genealogical Library in downtown Houston. Should anyone need access to a book they have I can help.