New this week at Frothingham.us:
Since the family tree now contains over 3000 people and includes much more than just the Frothingham family, the new name of the site is Family History of Arlene Frothingham and Her Related Lines. Also, some of the pages have been combined to make the site easier to navigate. The location is still the same at www.frothingham.us
The Family Tree was updated to include new information, including several generations of the Richard and Ouellette lines. I've also added genealogy reports of "The Ancestors of Randolph Frothingham and Evelyn Welch" and "Ancestors of Arthur Gilman and Angeline Lusignant".
In the Gallery, there is a Richard Family Album of photos contributed by Bob Richard.
Showing posts with label Evelyn Frothingham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Evelyn Frothingham. Show all posts
May 21, 2009
Mar 9, 2009
Update to Frothingham.us
I spent today working on my website at Frothingham.us I added a new story titled Lizzie Spalding's Autograph Book. I also updated the Family Tree and the PDF file of William Frothingham's descendants. Recently I added a Biography of Jacob F Spalding to the site. I still have some things that were sent to me that I haven't had a chance to work on yet. Hopefully, there will be more stories in the next few months.
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Sep 27, 2008
Too busy to Blog

After a burst of genealogy activity in August, I've been taking a break. This is the season of weddings in our family, and the festivities have been taking up a lot of my time. Richard and Barney Frothingham have both sent me a great deal of information that I am sorting through and slowly getting into the website. I have added many new pictures to the Heritage Pictures Gallery like this photo of my mother holding one of my brothers. There is an updated family tree and PDF file. Also, through the website, Ive been in touch with a distant family family who lives nearby, and I hope to meet her for lunch soon. By the end of October, I should be able to get back to my research. I have a few films I want to order from the Family History Center that I think will help with some questions I've been pondering.
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