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  • Genealogical Goals

    Identify all 16 gggrandparents. (Only two left -- but they're going to be interesting, as paternal grandmother's father is not shown on her birth registration!)

    Prove the exact link between my ancestor Lott J TIERNEY (b. 1833, Ireland, d. 1915 Dayton, Ohio) and John J TIERNEY (b. 1863 Dysart, Clare, Ireland, d. 1914 Lawrence, Essex, Massachusetts).

    Locate the TIERNEY townland in Dysart, Clare, Ireland

    Prove my lineage to pre-1861 Ohio to the standards of the Ohio Genealogical Society.

    Locate the Tipperary townland where the ARMSTRONG - CULLEN - KELLY - LEAHEY group originated.

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Wordless Wednesday: Nicholas John KOHL and Bertha WEYRICH KOHL, 1945

Posted by Ambar on February 25th, 2009

Nicholas John KOHL and Bertha WEYRICH KOHL with their grandson, P H Tierney, July 1945.

Kohl, Nicholas and Bertha, with P H Tierney, Tipp City, Miami County, Ohio, USA; photographer unknown, Jul 1945. Photograph privately held by Jean Marie Diaz, [ADDRESS FOR PRIVATE USE], Linden, California. 2009.

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One Response to “Wordless Wednesday: Nicholas John KOHL and Bertha WEYRICH KOHL, 1945”

  1. Jane Says:
    March 27th, 2009 at 10:12

    Looking at this photograph made me think about how, in many ways, we were better off before digital photography. We had fewer photographs but we valued and kept what we had. I often wonder what personal historians will do in the future with the excess of information we will leave behind!

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