Here is your mystery: can you tell me who these people are and where are they?
Friday, May 7, 2021
memory industries photo mystery #3
Here is your mystery: can you tell me who these people are and where are they?
Tuesday, May 4, 2021
Sunday, April 18, 2021
About @deeAuvil
Catherine dée Auvil has been collecting photographs and researching genealogy since she was 15 in Chewelah, Washington. She traveled in her youth, to Los Angeles, Bellingham, Cape Coral, St. Thomas and now lives in her permanent vacation home in an old growth cedar forest in the Pacific Northwest.
She sells prints and slideshows of her contemporary photography and vintage photography she has collected. In addition, she designs fabric, tableware and wallpaper. She makes templates and resource guides for Evernote. You can hire her to edit your personal or business Wikipedia page (if you find bona fide errors).
She is especially interested in collaborating with local artists and anyone working in the field of sustainability - alternative energy, farmers markets, simple living, gardening, aquaculture, right livelihood, human rights.
She has a special interest in the place where history, biography, genealogy, maps and photography intersect.
She is planning to spend her time left on this Earth helping other creators build their own sustainable live/work studios and helping creators market their work.
She has a mystery photo game.
If you have any more questions about what she does drop her a line : ) Thanks for stopping by!
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Thursday, March 4, 2021
Navigating Genealogy Groups on Facebook
The amount of niche genealogy groups on Facebook is daunting. Several years ago, Katherine R. Willson created a pdf with an alphabetized listing of all the groups on Facebook. As you can imagine this is almost impossible to keep up with so Katherine asked Cyndi Ingle to take this on. She said Yes! So thank you to both Katherine & Cyndi for this vital genealogy resource!
Cyndi's Facebook Links (under construction as of January 2021)
or go to Katherine R. Willson's site to download the pdf (updated January 2021)
*please feel free to use this screenshot on your blog or Twitter to get the word out about this
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