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I apologize for the lack of posting. Working two jobs and the amount of hours that I have been working has taken any time I had away from blogging to genealogy research. I am finally on vacation now and plan … Continue reading →

The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is raising the fees for reproductions. I have been using them lately to get copies of the civil war pension files. So far I have ordered three pension files and will need to … Continue reading →

John Ray Clemmons was in the Dixson Herald Newspaper on August 13th, 2007. The article is about Bob Clement who is running for Mayor in Nashville and about who he seeks council from. John Clemmons is one of his trusted … Continue reading →

Just a reminder to everyone about the Clemmons Family Reunion on July 7th in Lebanon, Tennessee.

I am down in Wayne County, IL doing research. I have updated the cemetery records for Barnhill and Maple Hill. Have quit a bit more to update.

I started to put together a time line for my great-grandfather Earl Clemmons. He moved around alot early in his life until he settled down in Wayne County, Illinois. ————————————————— Earl first appears on the U.S. Census in 1900 living … Continue reading →

I have updated the Wayne County Press Obits. I have added 111 new obituaries. These are from November and December 2006 and January 2007 through January 22nd.

I have updated the Obituary Database. I have put in about 225 obituaries from the Wayne County Press. These updates are from the newspapers from June through today.

I added 218 more obits to the index. I plan on adding 100-200 per week. I am also looking into ways of putting my pictures database online. I am scanning in the pictures that Thelma Landrum had (even though they … Continue reading →

We are less than a month away from the annual Clemmons Family Reunion down in Lebanon, TN. Saturday, July 1st, 2006From 10:00 am to 3:00 pmat theJimmy Floyd Family Center, Multi-Purpose RoomLebanon, TN(off I-40 US 70 W Exit, keep right, … Continue reading →