And isn't THAT why we enjoy an interactive environment? It's inspiring.
As it happens, I'm giving a talk at the Northwest Indiana Genealogical Society (NWIGS.com) in a few weeks. My topic relates to a multi-platform project to capture and explore my journey to figure out how a 19th-century photo got into my family collection. Your post here has inspired me to dig further into some of the records of those Quakers!
You asked: Does this look like “Shorfler” to YOU? Yes it does - particularly the surname next to Mary.
If genealogy was easy we would all be done and dusted many years ago :)
That's fair - I was just frustrated that I hadn't tried that permutation. 😀
I love ❤️ your journey stories.
I appreciate that - I love writing them, so as long as they are being enjoyed, I'm happy to oblige!
And isn't THAT why we enjoy an interactive environment? It's inspiring.
As it happens, I'm giving a talk at the Northwest Indiana Genealogical Society (NWIGS.com) in a few weeks. My topic relates to a multi-platform project to capture and explore my journey to figure out how a 19th-century photo got into my family collection. Your post here has inspired me to dig further into some of the records of those Quakers!