Calling all Genea-Musings Fans:
It's Saturday Night again -
time for some more Genealogy Fun!!
Randy Seaver of Genea-Musing has our assignment for this week.
1) The NEHGS Weekly Genealogy newsletter asked an interesting question this week - let's use it for our SNGF this week.
2) What "family heirlooms" did you inherit or obtain? What are your most cherished possessions that were owned or created by an ancestor or relative? They could be photographs, letters or documents, a diary, an audio or video recording, books, jewelry, clothing, quilts, needlework, drawing or painting, toy or doll, collectibles, musical instrument, furniture, something else?
3) Share your cherished heirloom(s) in your own blog post, on Facebook, and leave a link to it in the comments.
I have written two previous blog posts about heirlooms I have.
- "A Family Heirloom, Actually Two" and
- Fearless Females "Day 6".
I have some other heirlooms: pearl necklace from my Mam-ma, my Nana's wedding band, a domed clock (that doesn't work). At least on the top of my head. My husband has a footstool made by his grandfather, a chair made by his great-grandfather, some other woodworking items, and some knick knacks. Some day I need to document all of these items or our children will just sell or give them away.
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What fun to have a footstool and chair made by a family member. None of my ancestors made anything like that, but I am thrilled to have my 2X great grandmother's rocking chair.
ReplyDeleteOh, please, please!, document them! You don't want them to be given away or tossed out.
ReplyDeleteAnd why is the domed clock an heirloom?