and all my other family; Berglund, Borden, Botnen, Carlson, Earle, Hurd, Witter, Wells.
Monday, June 6, 2011
The Borden Family Papers Has Moved
You may have noticed that I am no longer posting the Borden Papers on the McManigle Blog. I have decided to make a new Borden Papers Blog. I thought it might be best to keep the two project separate. I have posted a couple already and will try to start the letters tomorrow.
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Thanks for the heads up on Eastman's post. I have yet to get a family tree software (heresy for a family historian!) but it's one of my goals this summer and I'm glad to get the nudge from your post!
ReplyDeletePS -- handsome family in that banner photo. Interesting how still everyone had to be. Only the baby couldn't be commanded to "be still." I enjoy seeing her (his?)movement captured.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, thank you for stopping by! ~smiles~ I have used Legacy Family Tree [http:/www.legacyfamilytree.com for many years, I have tried Family Tree Maker, Master Genealogist, and recently Roots Magic. Roots Magic comes close, but I still think Legacy Family Tree is the very best. There is a free version that is available on their website, of course it does not have all the bells and whistles. Give it a try and if I can help at all, please let me know.
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda, yes, I love that picture! The baby is my Great Grandmother, Emma Louise McManigle, I think she is probably a couple months old, so the years is about 1892. She was probably putting up quite the fuss! ~laughs~
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to have found your Borden Blog on here. My grandmother is Gemeva Borden. dau. of Jesse Borden, son of Martin Borden, son of Caleb Borden, Son of Christopher Borden. Just have to make the connection to Christopher and his father and so on. Those letters are wonderful. can't wait to read more. Ann Sims
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