Life From The Roots

World War I Monument at Vinal Square North Chelmsford, MA To the Glory of God and in Grateful Memory of the Men of Chelmsford...

I knew a lot of men who were either drafted or enlisted into the Vietnam War. Some were classmates, some were co-workers of mine, when I was...

During today's visit to see an exhibit in Lowell, I was reminded about the blog post I wrote a few years ago about, "The Lexington ...

If your ancestors lived in Quebec and spoke English, then you might be interested in online exhibit called, The Identity of English-speaking...

The dates of  166 7 - 1756 on the  Stephen Daniels House in Salem, Massachusetts are an indication to me, that quite possibly, four of my...

While looking for lilacs to photograph, my husband remembered a huge grove of them in Dracut, Massachusetts, a small town next to where I li...

As of May 31, 2013, there are now 100 Million grave records on FindAGrave. Their announcement is as follows: Find A Grave passes the 100 M...

Many years ago, one of my bosses lived in this beautiful old house.  It originally belonged to Mr. Aubert J. Fay, who owned Father John...

This is a two-for-one posting. Last week a friend wrote a wonderful post and I'm sharing it here for you to read. You'll be glad you...

The Chandler line is another old  Massachusetts  line of mine. The emigrant ancestor, William Chandler was my 10 th  great-grandfather. As u...