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Historical research has been a passion of mine for a very long time and this website is designed to share that passion with you and how it effects everything we do. Past generations have all been part of historical events (directly and indirectly), just as you are part of historical events today ~
When today's history is discussed in future classrooms or by future historians, we will all be a part of that history. I live in Pennsylvania. The state is full of history, like many other states throughout the United States. I have traveled to many of those states in need of answers to topics I am researching and writing about. The most intensive research I have done is on the Bosler family. I have info on that research here. If there is something you are interested in learning about or if you have a project that needs researched and your time is limited, please email me and I would be glad to help. Basic research is no problem, however, if the research is a little more involved there may be a fee. I also do genealogy research. Email me the name of the person you are interested in learning about and I will get back to you with what I have learned and see if you would like further research done. My research involves using primary & secondary sources such as:
I really enjoy bringing family histories together. I firmly believe that learning about our own family history helps us to better understand who we are. Here is a quote by Alex Haley ~ In every conceivable manner, the family is link to our past, I can also give you suggestions on how to begin your own historical and genealogy research. My email address is located at the bottom of the page. If you would like to receive website updates, please fill in the subscribe widget. All emails are kept confidential and are not used by me for any other purpose. Also, if you know of someone who might be interested in my site, please use the "send to a friend" widget to forward the website on to them.
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