Bloodlines Big Time Bloopers… Take 27
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A home made recording by Tom and Ingrid during their book 3 (untitled [...]
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Click here for the Bigtime Blooper podcast
3 minutes 9 seconds
A home made recording by Tom and Ingrid during their book 3 (untitled [...]
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Download our FREE Bloodlines Family History Guide and explore your past guided by your very own ancestors
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As my mother’s school friend pointed out to me, my mother and she shared all big events of a life time. Not only did they sit next to each other at school; they also attended their weddings; witnessed the birth of their children and supported each other after the death of their husbands.
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Download the Bloodlines Series’ Family History Guide for free and follow the characters of Bloodlines-Touch Not the Cat & Bloodlines-Traces in their quest to find out more about the lives and times of their ancestors
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On November 11, 2018, it is exactly 7 years ago , the debut Scottish American Genealogy Mystery Novel by McKerley & Schippers, BLOODLINES – TOUCH NOT THE CAT was launched.
To celebrate, FREE KINDLE COPIES are given away during 5 day period between the dates of November 11 and November 15, 2018
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Tom McKerley will be doing 3 library talks in November 2018, all to do with the ins and outs of researching family history and the [...]
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Dear Bloodlines Readers,
It has been a while since you last heard from McKerley & Schippers and what goes on in the sometimes surprising world [...]
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Ask a genealogist what is the most interesting aspect of researching family history and you’ll most likely hear it’s what they learn about themselves, that [...]
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‘You know it saddens me how over the years I never realized I wasn’t taking the time to discuss family history with parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and so on. Now I do not even have a brother or sister to go to’
Cathy gave a wry smile. She could relate to the woman’s regret.
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Do you know what happened in your family generations ago?
Do you have your very own genealogy tale to tell?
We would love to hear [...]
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