A few of my female ancestors . . . .
Left to right, top row then bottom row: Audrey Meinzen Doyle, Emma Bickerstaff Meinzen, Mary Thompson Bickerstaff, Elizabeth Armitage Meinzen, Beulah Gerner Doyle, Elvira Bartley Gerner, Tressa Froman Doyle, and Elizabeth Laws DoyleA few of my male ancestors . . . .
Left to right, top row then bottom row: Lee Doyle, Gust Doyle, William Doyle, Andrew Doyle, W. C. Robert Meinzen, Henry C. Meinzen, Edward Jesse Bickerstaff, and Dixon BartleyThank you, dear ancestors. Thank you.
--Nancy.
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Cool pictures Nancy. Love how you separated them into Females and Males.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know it was Ancestor Appreciation Day but, Yes everyday I think of my Ancestors. So grateful for the challenges and trials they lived through to help me with my challenges and trials.
Thanks, Renée. I think I created the collages for Mother's and Father's Days one year. I don't have many couple photos so it just made sense to do it that way. Oh, I think of my ancestors every day, too. I have a hard time imagining their hard times but I often think, when I'm struggling with something, that my ancestors probably had an even harder struggle and therefore I can succeed at whatever the problem in my life is.
DeleteThere's an appreciation day?? Missed it. I hope my blog serves as a sign of appreciation -- I know yours does!
ReplyDeleteI don't know how I knew about Ancestor Appreciate Day this year but I remember posting for it some other year, Wendy. Yes, I know your blog serves as a sign of appreciation! I'm sure your ancestors feel grateful to you for finding them and sharing their stories.
DeleteVery nice post Nancy!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jana!
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