Genealogy Is Like Climbing A Mountain
Silly Mountain, Az Over the winter my husband and I traveled to Arizona to have a break from the snow and cold. The area we stay is called Gold … Continue Reading →
Tag: genealogy
Happy Anniversary
Today marks the one year anniversary of Hound on the Hunt. I remember the date because I started the blog the same day as we had the celebration of life … Continue Reading →
Zcan+ Wireless
Typically I blog about DNA or my search to find my family history. But today; I want to speak about a product we have at my on-line store; Shop the Hound. … Continue Reading →
Who’s Your Pied Piper?
When you work on your family history you discover many events that happen in your ancestors life. Births, marriages, deaths are some of the key ones but there are other major events … Continue Reading →
Hot on the Trail at Roots Tech
This week I’m at Roots Tech, the largest genealogy conference in North America with an estimate of 25,000 people gathering. People from all over the world; such as the self-proclaimed Commonwealth … Continue Reading →
It Really is in the Mail
One thing I recall as a child, was that it was neat when you got something in the mail. Now it seems like that doesn’t happen very often now, except for … Continue Reading →
No Vacation is Complete
This week my husband and I are doing a Harley trip. We are going to Victoria, British Columbia to attend a HOG Rally. HOG stands for Harley Owner’s Group. … Continue Reading →
Grave Yard Fitness
Yesterday I told you how important it is to stay fit so you are able to go for walks through your ancestors last resting place. Remember this summer when your … Continue Reading →
Genealogy Fitness
Last week I spent a lot of time hunting through the genealogy files while the Mister was away fishing with the guys. We do spend a lot of time sitting at … Continue Reading →
Open Up the Treasure Chest
Today when I was speaking to another genealogist about a road block I had, I told her that for some reason I have this feeling that I had the answer. Somewhere … Continue Reading →