Comments on: Preserve your family history - Tomorrow may be too late http://www.geneababble.com/genealogy/preserve-your-family-history-tomorrow-may-be-too-late/ Random genealogical babblings... Fri, 29 Aug 2008 03:05:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Tim Agazio http://www.geneababble.com/genealogy/preserve-your-family-history-tomorrow-may-be-too-late/#comment-9 Tim Agazio Fri, 23 Feb 2007 11:32:46 +0000 http://www.geneababble.com/genealogy/preserve-your-family-history-tomorrow-may-be-too-late/#comment-9 I didn't even start my genealogy quest until after all of the older people in my family died. I really do regret that I never questioned them about their lives and the family - these five people probably had all the answers to the questions I'm currently pondering and would have given me stories along with the names and dates. Thanks for the post! Tim Agazio www.genealogyreviewsonline.typepad.com I didn’t even start my genealogy quest until after all of the older people in my family died. I really do regret that I never questioned them about their lives and the family - these five people probably had all the answers to the questions I’m currently pondering and would have given me stories along with the names and dates. Thanks for the post!

Tim Agazio

www.genealogyreviewsonline.typepad.com

]]> By: Cricket Hackmann http://www.geneababble.com/genealogy/preserve-your-family-history-tomorrow-may-be-too-late/#comment-6 Cricket Hackmann Thu, 15 Feb 2007 17:36:24 +0000 http://www.geneababble.com/genealogy/preserve-your-family-history-tomorrow-may-be-too-late/#comment-6 Thanks for pointing us to such a great article. My grandmother died before I started working on our family history...and I know she would have loved to have answered my many questions. Even though she's been gone seven years now, I still find myself "asking" her for help with some of her elusive ancestors. I'm adding you to my blogroll, and look forward to reading more of your "random babblings." > Cricket Thanks for pointing us to such a great article. My grandmother died before I started working on our family history…and I know she would have loved to have answered my many questions. Even though she’s been gone seven years now, I still find myself “asking” her for help with some of her elusive ancestors.

I’m adding you to my blogroll, and look forward to reading more of your “random babblings.” >

Cricket

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