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The Other Mighty Mac

A well known Michigan landmark is our Mackinac Bridge, or the Mighty Mac, connecting the upper and lower peninsula. We … More

family, family history, Healing, history, Life, Memories, Michigan, The Greatest Generation, WWII

Civil War Sweethearts and a Character Witness for a Cannibal

  Once or twice a year, I like to share an earlier, memorable post.  This one is from my father’s … More

Cannibals, Colorado, Denver, family history, history, Irish, Scottish

Food, Family, and Heirloom Recipes

  Food traditions abound in our family. Both the Murphy and Roche Families gifted a love of food with celebrations. … More

Christmas, family history, food, foodie, French Canadian, history, Pie, recipes

Lessons from my Lithuanian Grandpa: How I Learned to Cuss

Mike Murphy, my father-in-law, loves to share humorous stories about the family. He declares himself half-Irish and half-Lithuanian. Here is … More

barns, family, family history, Lithuania, Northern Michigan

Walter Black Stewart: Cadavers, Catapults, and a Lost Piece of American History

Many pieces of family history are passed down through oral tradition.  As with this story, there are no longer any … More

adventure, Colorado, family, family history, history, Leadville, Mining, Scotland

They’re Crusin’ Like It’s 1909…

I was looking through my Aunt Gladys’ memoirs and came across this story written by her husband, Uncle Steere du … More

Denver, early 1900s, family history, steam engines

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