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🤠 Westward Ho! The WikiTree frontier project is back! Join our Discord Research Party Wed 9/10 at 7pm EDT.
Explore legendary figures like Wyatt Earp & Annie Oakley + everyday pioneers who built the West. FREE for all!
WikiTree.com/g2g/1935733
#CollaborativeGenealogy #FamilyHistory

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Source: National Archives & Records Administration; Public domain.

Source: National Archives & Records Administration; Public domain.

🌳 It’s Arbor Day! The Tulip Poplar—Kentucky’s state tree—is more than a leaf in our logo. It symbolizes family trees, deep roots, and the winding path of genealogical discovery. Learn more and plant a memory: www.arborday.org #Genealogy #ArborDay

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The #Cherokee Creation Story of the #Appalachians
The #Cherokee Creation Story of the #Appalachians YouTube video by Ancestry Roads

The Oldest Story of Appalachia: The Cherokee Creation Story

youtu.be/OadEAs3Qu5A

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52 Ancestors Week 14: Language Appalachian English is native to Appalachia and the Appalachian mountain region of the Eastern United States.

I started writing a #blog this year to document the #stories behind the stories & to Change the Narrative on #Appalachia and #Appalachians.

The fabulous @amyjohnsoncrow.bsky.social promoted my latest entry about Appalachian #Dialect and #Language.

ancestryroads.blogspot.com/2025/04/52-a...

1 year ago 2 1 0 0
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What more can a girl want?

#Sunshine #Appalachian #Mountains #Dogs

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🪕 Dock Boggs, Appalachian #Musician and #Songwriter
🪕 Dock Boggs, Appalachian #Musician and #Songwriter YouTube video by Ancestry Roads

#Appalachian #Music #Short of the Week:

Dock Boggs, #Musician, #Songwriter, and #CoalMiner #Appalachia

www.youtube.com/shorts/DiRje...

Are you related to Dock? Find at on WikiTree: www.wikitree.com/wiki/Boggs-4...

@wikitree.bsky.social

1 year ago 2 0 0 0
Join the Journey to #RootsTech2025. Day One. #Genealogy
Join the Journey to #RootsTech2025. Day One. #Genealogy YouTube video by Ancestry Roads

Video upload issues with problematic wifi. New video is youtube.com/shorts/yxI81...

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Introduction to the Kentucky Genealogical Society
Introduction to the Kentucky Genealogical Society YouTube video by Kentucky Genealogical Society

Discover how the Kentucky Genealogical Society is preserving Bluegrass history and helping family historians like you uncover their roots—watch now and connect with your Kentucky story! 🌿📜 #Genealogy #BluegrassRoots

1 year ago 14 4 0 1
March 6, 2025
March 6, 2025 YouTube video by Ancestry Roads

Day One: Journey to Salt Lake City for #RootsTech2025.

youtube.com/shorts/k_I3v...

#Genealogy #RootsTech #FamilyHistory #FamilyTree #SaltLakeCity @wikitree.bsky.social

1 year ago 11 2 1 0
This is a photograph taken at early morning, showing a large, modern architectural structure that appears to be an outdoor walkway or terminal at an airport.

The most prominent feature is the overhead canopy. It's a series of repeating, arched segments that create a long, tunnel-like effect. The canopy is constructed of a white, latticed framework – think of a very large, open grid of thin, interconnected beams.  This framework forms a series of triangular and diamond shapes, creating a complex, repeating pattern. The canopy is translucent, allowing light to pass through, and is illuminated from above, giving it a soft, glowing appearance.

Below the canopy is a roadway. We can see several cars driving on this roadway, suggesting it's an area for vehicle traffic. The cars are various colors, including white, black, and red.

On either side of the roadway are pedestrian walkways. There are people walking along these walkways, indicating this is a space for passengers to move between different parts of the airport.  We can also see some airport-related equipment, such as luggage carts, suggesting this is a transportation hub.

The overall lighting is dim but functional. The overhead canopy provides a soft, diffused light, while streetlights illuminate the roadway and walkways.  The image is taken at night, so the background is dark, but the lit areas are clearly visible.

The perspective of the photo is from a slightly elevated position, possibly from inside a vehicle. We can see a portion of a car door or window frame in the lower left corner of the image, suggesting the photo was taken from within a car.

The overall impression is one of a modern, functional, and well-lit transportation space. The repeating pattern of the overhead canopy creates a sense of rhythm and depth, while the activity on the roadway and walkways suggests a busy and active location.

This is a photograph taken at early morning, showing a large, modern architectural structure that appears to be an outdoor walkway or terminal at an airport. The most prominent feature is the overhead canopy. It's a series of repeating, arched segments that create a long, tunnel-like effect. The canopy is constructed of a white, latticed framework – think of a very large, open grid of thin, interconnected beams. This framework forms a series of triangular and diamond shapes, creating a complex, repeating pattern. The canopy is translucent, allowing light to pass through, and is illuminated from above, giving it a soft, glowing appearance. Below the canopy is a roadway. We can see several cars driving on this roadway, suggesting it's an area for vehicle traffic. The cars are various colors, including white, black, and red. On either side of the roadway are pedestrian walkways. There are people walking along these walkways, indicating this is a space for passengers to move between different parts of the airport. We can also see some airport-related equipment, such as luggage carts, suggesting this is a transportation hub. The overall lighting is dim but functional. The overhead canopy provides a soft, diffused light, while streetlights illuminate the roadway and walkways. The image is taken at night, so the background is dark, but the lit areas are clearly visible. The perspective of the photo is from a slightly elevated position, possibly from inside a vehicle. We can see a portion of a car door or window frame in the lower left corner of the image, suggesting the photo was taken from within a car. The overall impression is one of a modern, functional, and well-lit transportation space. The repeating pattern of the overhead canopy creates a sense of rhythm and depth, while the activity on the roadway and walkways suggests a busy and active location.

Flying to #RootsTech2025 before dawn.

Flying reminds me how much I love to travel by train instead.

Tip: When they say remove "laptops only" through security, they also mean tablets. That is 20 minutes I will never get back.

1 year ago 2 0 0 0
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🎻 Moonshine Kate, a #Pioneer in Early #County Music
🎻 Moonshine Kate, a #Pioneer in Early #County Music YouTube video by Ancestry Roads

A pioneer in early Country Music, Moonshine Kate. Along with her father, Fiddlin' John, they were fantastic musicians and fiddlers but the Depression-era put a stop to their dreams.

#CountryMusic #Moonshine #Music #Appalachia

youtube.com/shorts/52yjC...

1 year ago 3 0 0 0

I love your idea!

I was looking at the online schedule and there are 4 presentations within the first few hours that I can't wait to see.

1 year ago 1 0 0 0

I was thrilled to see you listed at #RootsTech2025 I'll see ya there!

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FamilySearch.org Discover your family history. Explore the world’s largest collection of free family trees, genealogy records and resources.

#Rootstech 2025 Online Schedule.

What interests you the most?

www.familysearch.org/en/rootstech...

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Set in Appalachia amid the opioid epidemic, the film 'Hazard' will premier in Fairmont and other W.Va. cities FAIRMONT — On the surface, the new film by Appalachian filmmaker Eddie Mensore could easily be dismissed as just another opioid movie set in a state riddled with poverty.

“I hope that people can see that no matter what circumstances you’re up against, there’s light at the end of the tunnel, and at some point, addiction is going to make you decide if you’re going to end it or progress, and it’s an everyday battle that you have to deal with for the rest of your life.”

1 year ago 6 2 1 0

On all social media, a lot of conversations about the #CalifroniaFires vs #WNC #Helene #relief packages.

Let me break it down for you so a 5 year old can understand it:

Both are horrific.
Both deserve our compassion.
Both need our help.

People need to stop dividing #Americans in need.

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Using the "Mining Ancestry.com Hints From a Specific Collection" Tool Over the past five years or so, several researchers have been using a known genealogy "tool" to isolate the Ancestry Record Hints in a speci...

Randy Seaver taught us this 6 YEARS AGO - so, at least once a year, I think it's important to remind everyone how to search their tree for hints within a single data set. Hints you've accepted won't show up, so it's really useful!
#Ancestry #Genealogy

www.geneamusings.com/2019/10/usin...

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I woke up this morning to an alert from the secret underground #weather kids on social media.

They are now predicting 4 to 6" of #snow over Metro #Atlanta and the Northern Counties on Friday. Will it hold true? I dunno but I sure hope so. This Southern transplant misses snow.

#gawx

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I need advice. I have a 6 year old #Yorkie & babysit my son's #terrier often.

I've been asked to #adopt a very young bonded pair of Yorkie mixes but someone mentioned "Littermate Syndrome".

Has anyone had this situation? #dog #dogsofbluesky #adoptdontshop

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Singin' in the Public Domain event tile, featuring the Lockette, expressing open content.

Singin' in the Public Domain event tile, featuring the Lockette, expressing open content.

When the clock strikes midnight on January 1, creative works from 1929 & sound recordings from 1924 will enter the public domain in the US, like:

⚓️ Popeye
🕵️ The Maltese Falcon
📖 The Sound and the Fury
🇮🇹 A Farewell to Arms
🏠️ A Room of One's Own
🙌 Hallelujah
🎺 Bolero
and many more!

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Appalachian New Years Traditions New Years Traditions in Appalachia and from Appalachians. Black eyed peas, anyone?

We #Appalachians do have our #traditions, required #food, quirky #celebrations, something called a Watch Night.

Happy New Year to all. May #2025 bring you peace, joy, and happiness. And, a trip to #Appalachia

Quick read on the blog.
ancestryroads.blogspot.com/2025/01/appa...

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Has this happened to anyone yet?

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100% agree. Frontier not only sucks but are pure greedy evil ones.

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Wheeling Rewind: Four stories that defined the Friendly City in 2024 From poverty to politics, funding to flooding, and construction to convictions, the city of Wheeling’s 2024 saw a whirlwind of newsworthy events.

As we round down the year, I think it’s a good time to review some of the biggest stories of 2024 for Wheeling.

Each topic will have its own thread, but I’ll link them below for your convenience!

For the full story check out Wheeling Free Press! www.wheelingfreepress.com/p/four-stori...

1 year ago 4 2 1 1

Thank you and a happy new year to you.

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New Year's Day Traditions: Pork, Sauerkraut & Black Eyed Peas What are your New Year's Day traditions? If you're looking for a one-pot recipe for pork, black eyed peas, and sauerkraut give this one a try.

For those of you that insist on having Pork, Sauerkraut & Black Eyed Peas as a New Year’s Day Traditions for luck, here's a recipe:

sunnysideupnutrition.com/black-eyed-p...

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today’s the day my 2024 turns around i just know it

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You couldn't pay me to do this year again Wrapping up 2024 Genealogy and Appalachia.

I revitalized my #blog for 2025 & sharing the #history, #culture, & #music of #Appalachia & #Appalachians. A companion to my #genealogy pod/webcasts.

Four People, Two Pets

My Journey of loss and sharing the songs that got me through 2024.

ancestryroads.blogspot.com/2024/12/you-...

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(they state that a family member has priority)

1 year ago 0 0 0 0

I 100% agree and by their own rules they a family member has priority. But, today, they sent an email saying they can't force it.

I'm digging for the link and will post it.

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