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Amanda Jean anderson

Wow! $72 dollars for a headstone in 1908. Can you imagine how much that is in today’s money?

A 1908 Dollar is $34.31 today. Calculate prices accordingly.

Two things: 1. A Bible costing $3.89 in 1908 would be equivalent to over $133.00 dollars today. 2. Richard Nixon’s father bought the family’s California home from a Sears catalog and put it together himself. Bonus!: I bought a Bullworker isometrics exercise device from a Sears catalog many eons ago.

I would be willing to watch a video or a series of videos of you going through the entire book showing what all was available in something like that back in the day.

Those prices seem exuberant for that time period! Pretty expensive stuff.

When you look at the prices remember 4 cents bought whet one dollar buys today. It’s called Inflation .

my grandparents house was i believe a Sears kit home, I know my grandfather built he house himself. They lived in the heart of Ohio and Sears was founded here. A lot of people don’t know that Dayton Ohio, was a key location in the 1800s to come and buy products from all around the world, and it could’ve very well been sears, I remember my grandmother ordering a thimble of thread for her sewing machine, and Sears delivering it to her clear across town for free. those were definitely different times, I remember getting potato chips from Charlie’s chips, and them being delivered to the front porch, and the tin cans still being warm from where they had just made the potato chips that morning. My grandfather worked at Frigidaire, he was a engineer and designer, he designed the seals that seal the refrigerator, any designed the old ice trays where you pulled the handle up in the middle to break the ice cubes, they used to call him the iceman, long before the hitman was called the iceman 🧐😬🤫🇺🇸

Would you do a video. May be a long one of going through and showing like a presentation video every page of that. I find this really interesting

Down in southeastern Oklahoma, back in the 1930s and 40s, my grandfather and uncle trapped fox, raccoon, etc, prepared the hides, packed them in gunny sacks and shipped them to Sears Roebuck in Kansas City through the U S mail. Sears would send back a check. My great uncle would order car parts for his Model T from Sears.

History and stuff like that’s really really, really cool. I really appreciate you for taking your time. God bless you and yours.

I'm going to be in my local tax (theft) assesors office this week. I'm going to do a foia on how many Sears houses are in town!

My friend has a Sears and Roebuck house 😂I believe it was from 1908.

Hey look. Bibles and tombstones. Great video

Numerous people over 15 years of searching for my 4th great grandfather and his father. Using this I found over 50 documents and a handful had the correct names. Solved an amazingly hard brick wall. Wills, guardianship, estate papers!!! Takes time but so worth it.

I am from the town and The Sherman Inn is a point of pride for the town.

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That appears to be a 1920-1930 model box alarm. It’s not cast iron as older models and made out of Herculite.

What are genealogy charts?

Thank you so much for this detailed video appreciate it so much. Your videos are all so concise and informative. I have many ancestors I want to search for this way. A few Loveless/Lovelace. Glover, Wiggins, Herring, Bryan, Smith, Abernathy...

These old plat(?) maps have been invaluable to me in solving a couple mysteries. I've used NY & Fed censuses to chart all kinds SES patterns on these maps, figured out if people were really neighbors (sometimes enumerator turned around and went in a completely diff direction rather than finish a street (was it washed out? ?Close to lunch?) which would not be evident on the census for two families suddenly next to each other when you expected to find several relatives next to each other on the census. (The land ownership did not change, only the census takers path). If you are lucky, you will find 2 of these maps made a few years apart (Madison & Chenango Co had these land maps made 2x in the mid 19th century.)

Thank you for sharing this beautiful old house. What a lovely treat.

thanks for the rhyme vid

BYU family history library has a new website for Chinese immigration and research from 1850 to 1950 its called My China Roots th-cam.com/video/x5P9fKp25lw/w-d-xo.html

I have a picture of the inside of one if you would like it

I love your pages .

Seems to be based off of 1960s western cowboy movies. It looks very stereotypical. Hopefully AI doesn’t train with old film media but takes old sources about fashion, architecture, and history into account.

Good sleuthing but how does this prove that "Uncle Albert" was correct? Are there other photos with which you can cross-reference yours? The truth of the statements written by someone is not dependent on knowing the identity of the writer - they still could be incorrect. It's a great find, and an important one but it doesn't prove the identification to be correct but at least it does indicate that the writer could have firsthand knowledge of the identities of most if not all of the people. As an aside, your story reminds me of a similar one in my family - my aunt had a photograph and she handed it to her aunt and asked her to write down the names of the people in the photograph on the photograph while she prepared dinner. Much to my aunt's horror, when she returned, she saw that her aunt had indeed written down the names of each person- in red ink- right across their faces! And this was the original photograph with no known copies. Moral of the story: watch what you say because her aunt did exactly what was asked of her. And - watch everything - always!

Candacraig House shown on the map once belonged to Billy Connolly, and his good friend Robin Williams was his guest there quite often.

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My Uncle bought one of these houses in about 1924. My father and uncle built the house and it was rented out. When it was delivered it was dropped off on the sidewalk. In about 1974 one of my brother’s bought the house.

Good system for file organising but as a historian I caution you in: 1) the document scanner ix300 etc are not appropriate for old photos. They bend and damage them. At least use an Epson v600 or similar flatbed to protect the images. You are damaging the paper and ink. 2) The ideal to write notes is good, but not directly on the back of the photograph. Again, this damages the old photographs in impressions and ink. It is easy to just place a card/paper underneath it in your archive sleeve. Well meaning archivists in the past damaged irreplaceable photographs by making these errors. Lastly, I would not throw out any photographs. You never know what use they might have years from now. Save them and all your old negatives, as negatives are more important.

I didn't even try to look. It's a USELESS idea even for someone just getting started. It leaves out what a new user needs. It's hard for me to believe Ancestry is getting a lot of new customers or keeping the ones they have with their new set-up of charges.

This is kinda crazy

Most likely a browser cache issue

it's not showing for me on any other browser for my account :( but on my grandma's new account it does!

Very useful!!

Thank you. 😊

The casual misspelling of Scotland lol. I’m glad other people misspell in cursive and just choose to leave it like I do sometimes.

Too cool.

Gorgeous

What about the g g g ga ga ghost?

I love New England

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL ARCHITECTURE. A CLASSIC LADY STILL LOOKING CLASSY...❤

Very nice place

Love it!

How are you able to tell

Sections of the City of Buffalo, NY has their fair share of these homes. Just google "Millionaires Row", Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY.

What program do you use to keep and work on your tree, on your computer? What is the cost? I have a MAC.