Read From Cradle to Grave - Cora Bell Ozias Kuhn, Part I here . Cora Bell Ozias Kuhn was my second great-grandmother on my paternal side. ...

While researching the children of Philip and Bertha (Cutler) Kuhn, I came across a wedding announcement for the marriage of Benson Vernon an...

Fraternity ~ Charity ~ Loyalty The Grand Army of the Republic, or GAR, was founded April 6, 1866 as veteran's organization for Union Ci...

Dad and Mom Bro and Sis Photos taken for the Englewood Baptist Church directory. Yep, that is a sweet Strawberry Shortcake dress.

This is a photograph of my great-grandparents, Gussie (Creed) and F.E. Kuhn, in front of their co-located businesses in Pleasant Hill, Misso...

I finally broke down and spent $75. On a pension file. Am I crazy? I recently read on several other genealogy blogs that fellow researcher...

Tuesday's Tune is a new blog prompt I created to talk about my ancestry playlist. Music has always played an important role in my life a...

Well once again I am happy for my Ancestry.com subscription. They have recently added more yearbooks to their U.S. School Yearbooks collecti...

Warren Kuhn and Catherine Happy Hope married August 24, 1974 in Kansas City, Missouri Happy 37th anniversary!

Photo taken by FindAGrave.com volunteer Luella Hinrichsen Frank E. Kuhn's life was rather short, but eventful. He was born in 186...

Lois Burnett Kuhn I just realized that today is my grandmother's birthday. If she were still living we would be celebrating her 90th ...

The 120th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry had been in Louisiana for ten months before they received orders in May 1864 to join Major Gener...

I would love to meet Bertha Cutler Kuhn, my 3rd great-grandmother. She was born in Plymouth, Richland County, Ohio on December 28, 1841. Ber...

I have decided to start my own blog prompt for Tuesday: To Meet Tuesday. I know what you are thinking...why not Meet Monday? Well, I like M...

My Kuhn line is filled with men who served their country. Our military legacy stretches back to the Revolutionary War, which means a large p...

For a genealogist patience is a virtue. I will be the first to admit that I am a card-carrying member of the “instant gratification” generat...