Life From The Roots

This Man Could Split Hairs. Lucius Poole, whose den in Springfield St., Boston, is famous among antiquarians, can do more wonderful things...

Mrs. George S. Poole Mrs. Sarah Poor Poole, widow of George S. Poole, who was president of the Warren Institution for Savings, died Tuesda...

Recently, the New England Historic Genealogical Society's webpage, American Ancestors , announced adding additional Mason Membership car...

My distant cousin, Val Nagel, sent me a photo of this cake after I had seen it on her Facebook page and requested it. Reunions are still goi...

The  New England Marriages Prior to 1700  book are keywords  people have used in their search engines, and they have been showing up on my...

 George S. Poole 1839  --  1907 His wife Sarah P. Osborn 1850  --  1930 Back of Tombstone  Irving Poole 1890  --  195_ His wife Ruth Clar...

Another very old Connecticut line is the LORD line. The first three generations are below, and my direct lines are in green.  Feel free to c...

Just a week ago I wrote a post, A Step-grandmother Connection  about my step-grandmother, Edna and how a relative, Claudia, contacted me, ...

  For those thinking winter. (All photos taken in Londonderry by Barbara.) All roads will lead to Londonderry, Ne...

Ancient Burying Ground Hartford, Connecticut Robert Chapman Born:  September 16, 1646 Died:  November 10, 1711 Robert was my 8th great-g...