We found family in the Edinburgh Cemetery. I couldn’t tell if they were excited to see us but we were surprised to find them!
We wandered into this cemetery while touring Edinburgh. We were looking for place to pee. No we didn’t pee here and sadly we didn’t stay long either. Snapped a few cool photos and left in a bit of hurry. If you’re not in hurry check out the video below.
Someone had a lot of extra money and built this crazy monument so we had to take a picture of it!
My dear Aunt Alice is a historian and has been documenting the Brown Family History for over 50 years. Aunt Alice and Uncle Milner’s vacations included detours to cemeteries, courthouses and libraries. She said to me during a recent visit, “Did you know most old towns...
Emma Lewick Woodin lived most of her adult life in railroad towns in Kansas and Texas. She remained connected to her family in Michigan through postcards.
My Grandmother, Ruth Cornelia Lewick Sodt (1893 - 1979), was a scrapbooker. I recently retrieved one of her scrapbooks from the "cedar chest" that was buried in my sister Martha's basement. When I dusted it off I was immediately in love. I so wish I could...