The Queen of Sweden first bloom in 2023. We just call her The Queen. This David Austin rose has a nice pink-apricot bloom that fades to a light pink over time. With a petal count around 140, it’s a very full blossom.
The fragrance is a very pleasant myrrh and with multiple blooms, you can smell her as you walk up. It wouldn’t be fair to say she is our favorite, as all of them are.
We have had really great success with David Austin roses and never had one fail, no matter how hard we try.
Our black female Schnauzer had a litter of seven puppies and the father is a Yorkshire (Yorkie) mix. We will be looking to adopt out the puppies as soon as they are ready.
Their page with pictures is here
Added in the headstone photos and list of interments for Field Cemetery, Curry County, New Mexico.
The Field Cemetery page can be viewed here
Added the information for the Black Tower Cemetery located in Clovis, Curry, New Mexico.
The page for the cemetery is here
A big thanks to Maurean for providing updates to the Amman Branch starting with Michael Amman born on 14 Aug 1784 in Memmingen, Germany.
The warmth of summer starts gives way to the chills of fall and leaves begin to change their color, less time will be spent outdoors. With that, hopefully some more time for genealogy research be freed up.
It has been a busy and enjoyable summer. Though in some ways it has been a disastrous few months, but things are coming together.
We are anxious to get the previous cemetery databases restored with photographs and to take a look at the 1940 census records.
Thanks to FamilySearch.org and the availability of Cuyahoga County Marriage Certificate/Applications images, we were able to add some new ancestors and confirm others.
We had no information about the parents of Katherine Stuhler (Stuehler), but her marriage application listed Peter Stuhler and Katie (possibly Katherine) Ramser as her parents. Discovering more information about Peter and Katie may prove to be difficult because Katherine was born in Austria and may have never immigrated.
In addition, we were able to confirm the parents of Herman Henry Krieger. His mother’s given name seems to has variations such as Marie, Mary, Maria and her surname is listed as Schimdt or Smith. His father Carl (Karl) Krieger appears to be pretty consistent through different documents.
After many years of research, it was great to break down a few brick walls and with some luck, more details about these ancestors can be uncovered.
After a number of failures (hosting company and personal hard drives) the site is back up and running, well almost…
There’s much work that still needs to be done with the gallery and genealogy sections. These will take some time to complete.
Hundreds of photos will have to be added back in and the other major hurdle will be getting all the cemetery information back in.