Posted inFamily Ties, Living Genealogy group takes on new identity by Roxanne Moore Saucier January 30, 2011January 31, 2011
Posted inFamily Ties, Living Civil War soldier info available at archive by Roxanne Moore Saucier January 23, 2011
Posted inFamily Ties, Living ‘Who Do You Think You Are?’ to share family trees by Roxanne Moore Saucier January 9, 2011
Posted inFamily Ties, Living Where are Leavitts in Maine? They’re everywhere by Roxanne Moore Saucier January 2, 2011
Posted inFamily Ties, Living Ancestry chart makes simple gift by Roxanne Moore Saucier December 26, 2010
Posted inFamily Ties, Living Revolutionary War soldier’s signature in genealogy journal by Roxanne Moore Saucier December 19, 2010
Posted inFamily Ties, Living Camden historian knows ‘who’s who’ by Roxanne Moore Saucier December 12, 2010
Posted inFamily Ties, Living 1877 atlas now a DVD with names by Roxanne Moore Saucier December 5, 2010
Posted inFamily Ties, Living Thanksgiving thoughts of ancestors by Roxanne Moore Saucier November 21, 2010
Posted inFamily Ties, Living Resources on the Civil War are plentiful by Roxanne Moore Saucier November 14, 2010
Posted inFamily Ties, Living Town Report Digitization Project an online treasure by Roxanne Moore Saucier November 7, 2010
Posted inFamily Ties, Living Monson calendar, books available by Roxanne Moore Saucier October 30, 2010
Posted inFamily Ties, Living The Susannah much more than a ship built in Bangor by Roxanne Moore Saucier October 10, 2010
Posted inFamily Ties, Living Make obituaries clear, historically accurate by Roxanne Moore Saucier October 3, 2010
Posted inFamily Ties, Living Finnish Heritage House offers exhibits by Roxanne Moore Saucier September 26, 2010
Posted inFamily Ties, Living History event to include talks on UMM, shipbuilding by Roxanne Moore Saucier September 19, 2010
Posted inFamily Ties, Living Cemetery group to hear about ‘Early Maine Gravestones’ by Roxanne Moore Saucier September 12, 2010
