We’ve increased out blog’s visibility in both senses — easier on the eyes and reaching more eyes. We switched to a wider type font and increased the font size to make the words more visible.
Continue ReadingYear: 2022
Repost of Cotswolds (Part 2)
Cotswolds (Part 2). [Originally published Aug. 10, 2021] My wife and I had the good fortune to visit the area 20 years ago (and have lots of photos). As I understand it, the Cotswold Hills
Continue ReadingBirthdays for the Week Starting Feb. 6, 2022
Special wishes to Robert Lemack for a happy 93rd birthday. Sun, 6 Feb: John R. Blackwell; Donna (Cook) Murphy; sp. [spouse] Camillus A. Peluso; Tyler K. Casper; sp. Annastasia (__) Warfle; Kathryn R. Beausoleil; Calli
Continue ReadingNew Buttons
We’ve added 3 buttons we think you’ll like to the bottom of posts: A “LIKE” button A button to “SHARE” the post to your Facebook timeline & A button to “SHARE” the post to your
Continue ReadingReposts for Our Luggs & Blackwells
Including the post COTSWOLDS (Part 1) Presumably a lot of readers of this blog didn’t get to read the series of posts I placed on our Facebook Group page last year, so I will repost
Continue ReadingExperience Customizing WordPress Sites?
Do any of you readers have experienc customizing WordPress websites? If so, perhaps you could answer some questions. Use the Contact Us form if you might be able to help. Thanks.
Continue ReadingBirthdays for the Week of Jan. 30, 2022
Special wishes to Doris (Hahn) Buck for a happy 98th birthday. And to Pauline (Hemmingway) Irwin for a happy 91st birthday. Sun,30 Jan: sp. [spouse] Sharon (Weil); Susan (Childs) Snyder; sp. David M. Langan; Mona
Continue ReadingThanks for your patience
while our registration process is being switched to a different software package. At this point, no one “needs” to register. Anyone on the Internet can read, and comment on, our blog. “Registering” is a good
Continue ReadingDraft of Our Proposed Bylaws
[Nelson’s Campbell Reunion has gotten along since 1893 with unwritten, but apparently well accepted, bylaws. But in modern times. banks require written bylaws to open an account. Please review the draft below, and let us
Continue ReadingFree Webinar Sat., Jan. 23
Legacy offers some very good, on-line seminars. I tried, but didn’t like, their family tree program. But they have some very good free, on-line seminars on genealogy. (And many that aren’t free,) This video conference
Continue Reading