Welcome to CollectInTexas Gal's April Challenge
Participating In
April 1 ~ A
Julia Ann
Akin
April 2 ~
B
Addie
Oliver Babb
April 3 ~ C
Agnes Susanna Castleberry
April 4 ~ D
Daniel Wayman Pittman
April 5 ~ E
Emma's from the 1800's
EMMA
Whole or Universal
Originally a short form of German name Ermen.
Introduced to England by
Emma of Normandy
Popularized in
Jane Austen's 1816 novel Emma .
Pittman Family Tree Emma's -1800's
Emma June Howell Pittman
1849-1895
Great Grandmother
1849-1895
Great Grandmother
Emma Pittman
1854-1879
Great Aunt
1854-1879
Great Aunt
Emma Susannah Pittman
1864-1947
3rd Cousin 3xRemoved
1864-1947
3rd Cousin 3xRemoved
Emma Jane Leatherwood
1874-1936
3rd Great Aunt
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Daisy - April's Flower of the Month....Bluebonnet's -Texas State Flower - blooms in April
My Great Grandmother Emma's Story
Mattie's Journal and Letters
The Year of Mourning...Trail of Tears
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1874-1936
3rd Great Aunt
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My Great Grandmother Emma's Story
Mattie's Journal and Letters
The Year of Mourning...Trail of Tears
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Sue, I wished you lived next door so we could play genealogy together. I need a motivator.♥
ReplyDeleteHi, Sue ~ This looks interesting! How does it work? (The A to Z Challenge) ~
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Anne
What a lovely blog and tribute to your ancestors! I will have to find some time in the future to come back and sit a spell with your family...;0)
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the challenge!
Donna Martin
www.donasdays.blogspot.com
What a lovely blog and tribute to your ancestors! I will have to find some time in the future to come back and sit a spell with your family...;0)
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the challenge!
Donna Martin
www.donasdays.blogspot.com
Sue you are one amazing lady! I certainly enjoy these family photos and stories. You have such wonderful energy to take the time to lay out the fabric of these beautiful stories and get to know your family history so well!.
ReplyDeleteYou are terrific and I am happy to know you!
Thank you for all the help on the quilts.
Hugs Anne
The updated front page makes the A to Z participation much more clear. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLee
An A to Z Co-Host
Tossing It Out
Hi, Sue! I got into genealogy a couple years ago and got so caught up in it I wasn't doing anything else! All things in moderation. I'm much better with it now.
ReplyDeleteP.S. My hubby is from Texas; Gainesville, to be exact.
Shannon at The Warrior Muse, co-host of the 2012 #atozchallenge! Twitter: @AprilA2Z