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Daily Archives: January 16, 2019
HMS Monitor M-33 Museum Ship
This is a ship museum that is included in the Ship Museum post I am working on. Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_M33 has a good article on the ship although at least one link is broken on the Wikipedia article (see below for … Continue reading
Posted in History, Military History
Tagged Naval History, Wayback Machine, World War I
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Three Main Paid Newspaper Archive Sites
I will be doing a separate blog post on free newspaper archive sites in the near future. This post is a follow-up to GenealogyBank Now Has Federal Census Records. I started it before starting that post, but decided it was … Continue reading
Weirdness Wednesdays January 16, 2019 – B. O. B. – Snow Removal for Lazy People
This is the inaugural post for Weirdness Wednesdays. Two shout-outs: first to Mitch Teemley, https://mitchteemley.com/2019/01/16/wednesday-weirdness/ (his blog links to a different B. O. B. Wednesday Weirdness post than the one I chose below) for giving me the theme topic. I … Continue reading
GenealogyBank Now Has Federal Census Records
GenealogyBank.com, a paid newspaper/obituary subscription site recently added federal census records to its sections: Newspaper Archives (not to be confused with NewspaperArchive.com, a different newspaper/obituary site), Recent Obituaries (there’s some crossover as the Archives sometimes include recent items that aren’t … Continue reading
Maj. Richard “Dick” Sherman, last living member of Chennault’s Flying Tigers, passes away at 96
Rest in peace Major Richard “Dick” Sherman. He died January 9, 2019. Maj. Richard Sherman, last living member of Chennault’s Flying Tigers, passes away at 96https://www.myarklamiss.com/news/local-news/maj-richard-sherman-last-living-member-of-channault-s-flying-tigers-passes-away-at-96/1694771710 (has a video which is also available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4uFzbFW5tY). I saw it posted … Continue reading
Posted in History, Military History
Tagged BillionGraves, Facebook, Find-A-Grave, World War II, YouTube
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