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mesne conveyance (meen). Am intermediate conveyance; one occupying an an intermediate position in the chain of title between the first grantee and the present holder.
— Bryan A. Garner, editor, Black’s Law Dictionary, 8th edition, (St. Paul, Minn.: Thomson/West, 2004), 357.Connect With Me
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Tag Archives: Family Findings
6 Degrees Of Separation (Genealogy-Style): George Washington
So here was my random, cool thought for the genealogical week: Using people from your genealogical data, how far separated are you from famous figures in American history? Let’s start with George Washington…since he’s the one that got me wondering. … Continue reading
Posted in Fun!, Thoughts and Musings
Tagged 6 Degrees Of Seperation, A.A. Staats, Family Findings, George Washington, Rufus Putnam, Staats, Walter Staats
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Where Do You Turn for Genealogical Collaboration?
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<div class=\"postavatar\"></div> So I have this sticky, muddy, mess of a family in 1780′s, Appoquinimink Hundred, New Castle, DE. right? Obviously in the 1780′s they didn’t see all the PSA’s about making sure your family is protected in the event … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts and Musings
Tagged Akron, Appoquinimink, brick walls, Cleveland, Delaware, Family Findings
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What value do you feel various Web 2.0 tools add to genealogy?
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<div class=\"postavatar\"></div> I would be interested to hear people’s thoughts on what value you feel (or IF you feel) blogs, wikis, social networking (facebook, twitter, etc), and any other tool I am omitting, actually add? Thus far in the young … Continue reading