Even though I'm not done with the Summerlin's story, I have another project to begin. My aunt is downsizing and has sent me two large boxes of her genealogical materials. This includes many photographs saved by my grandmother. Also, it is my dad's 80th birthday this summer and we are having a family gathering. I am going to work on scanning these photos and have a photo book made for my father. I think he will enjoy that. Since it is now March, and the party is in July, I have to get started. I'll post a few examples as I go.
Wish me luck!
Researching Edmundson, Summerlin, Smiley and Taylor families from North Carolina. And Redwines from Texas.
Showing posts with label photographs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photographs. Show all posts
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Update, Writing Challenge
It's becoming clear that I have to give the writing challenge higher priority if I'm really going to accomplish anything. The "problem" is that my Aunt, who is downsizing, is shipping me much of her genealogy material. A large box arrived Thursday full of albums of photos of my grandparents, great-grandparents, houses they lived in, etc. It's so fun! I felt like I need to begin scanning them immediately and getting them online to be seen by the rest of the family. However, I think I will slow down, get some archival boxes, albums, etc. before I start. Then when I scan a set, they can then be inserted into their archival storage.
I believe there are some daguerreotypes - nope, they're tintypes - included. I'll have to do some research to know what to do with them.
So, today, photo archiving research. Tomorrow, back to the Oliver Summerlin family.
Happy Searching ~
I believe there are some daguerreotypes - nope, they're tintypes - included. I'll have to do some research to know what to do with them.
So, today, photo archiving research. Tomorrow, back to the Oliver Summerlin family.
Happy Searching ~
Labels:
North Carolina,
photographs,
Stanly County,
Stone,
Taylor
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