This post was written for the 75th edition of the Carnival of Genealogy, “Justice and Independence”.
I was fortunate enough to have three grandfathers, and all three served in World War II. My mother’s father, Lake Ledford, served in the US Navy. My father’s stepfather, Ned Burrell, was in the Army. And my father’s father, Thad [...]
Archive for June 30th, 2009
The Crew of the Little Lulu
Posted in Brick Walls: Genealogy, Carnival of Genealogy, tagged B-24 Liberators, Burrell family, Damore family, Dunham family, Durham family, genealogy, Gleason family, Ivan family, Jaleniewicz family, James family, Ledford family, Maloney family, Robinson family, Sullivan family, The Little Lulu, Watson family, Weaver family, World War II on June 30, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Tombstone Tuesday: Graves of the Unknown
Posted in Tombstone Tuesday, tagged Hollifield Cemetery, Rabun County Georgia on June 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
On a recent visit to Hollifield Cemetery in Rabun Co., GA, I was struck by this field of stones set to mark the graves of those long deceased. Most of the stones held no markings; the ones that were marked were unreadable. There are probably people still alive with the knowledge of who those souls [...]


