Category Archives: France-French

Case of the Missing Given Name

Posted on June 28, 2011 by Mic Barnette

Case of the Missing Given Name As most of you know I work in the Genealogy Department of the Dallas Public Library. My job is a rewarding one as I get to help people on a daily basis with their … Continue reading →

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Cinco De Mayo

Posted on May 1, 2004 by Mic Barnette

CINCO DE MAYO (Please be aware this post was written in 2004 and published at that time in the Houston Chronicle (Houston, Texas) newspaper. Some of the news in this post, therefore,  may not be current. Current and future posts … Continue reading →

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Wild Geese of Ireland land in France

Posted on March 8, 2003 by Mic Barnette

THE WILD GEESE OF IRELAND SETTLED IN FRANCE (Please be aware this post was written in 2003 and published at that time in the Houston Chronicle (Houston, Texas) newspaper. Some of the news in this post, therefore,  may not be … Continue reading →

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