He plants trees to benefit another generation.
Caecilius Statius
Join
the Arbor Day Celebration.
The
National Celebration is today! There are spruce, cypress, peach trees and, of
course, family trees. Let’s celebrate our family trees.
This Week’s
Arbor Day Prompt
Friday,
April 24.
“Plant a Tree”
“Plant a Tree”
TheArbor Day Foundation encourages us to plant a tree today. Plant a new family
tree or give some fertilizer to your smallest tree. What is your smallest tree?
What do you hope to do to help it grow? Help a friend plant a new family tree. Keep
planting and soon we will have beautiful forests.
Be creative & use this only as a starting
point. Go off in any direction you’d like.
Share.
Be sure to post a comment with a link to your “Plant a Tree” post!
Research, Have Fun, Get Creative &
Post when you are Ready!
Key: Yellow = my direct line; Brown = New information!
My smallest tree is connected to my great grandfather,
My smallest tree is connected to my great grandfather,
Leopold Gartner 1860 Hungry
– 1948 NY.
This little tree has just grown. I didn't have the
right fertilizer to help it grow so I have reached out to a professional
genealogist. Robert J Friedman from Steps to the Past and member of the
association of Professional Genealogists is researching this family tree for
me. Robert has already sent me birth & death records, a Hungarian Census, and other data that has helped to expand this tree. Hopefully he will help turn this acorn into a mighty oak.
2 comments:
Hi Colleen, we don't have Arbor Day in Ireland, but I can celebrate my family tree any day... see the link to my blog post http://blackravengenealogy.blogspot.com/2015/04/genealogy-arbor-day-typical-irish.html
Dara, thanks for linking up here. Love your post. I think you have PLENTY of people to research on your tree!
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