David and I headed out for our “hike.” Now, being a hike and all meant that a backpack was needed. Probably a good thing I removed some of the heavier toys that David had added as he insisted on wearing his pack on his back the entire walk. As it was, the thing must have …
This becomes even more fascinating to me. Alexander Greig, who I’ve posted about here – and – here – appears to have had three wives all told. I’ve just done a second reading of his “Last Will And Testament,” from which I quote: “…divide and apportion the same into seven equal parts or shares and …
Previously, I posted about some of my genealogical research along with a couple of mystery persons. One mystery solved – yet more mysteries have been created. There is one person that I’m fascinated with – one of my great-great-grandfathers, Alexander Greig – born in 1804, Fisherrow, Leith, Scotland, passed away in 1888 in Dundee, Scotland. …
The night before last, I wrote a quick blog post which I later removed due to far too many spelling mistakes, grammatical errors, and other reasons. It was about some excitement I’ve been having in discovering relatives I didn’t know that I had, as well as information about ancestors of mine. What really got me …