The Breakfast Genealogist

Family history and education have been my passions for the last 30 years. My experience is in the upper midwest (Minnesota, the Dakotas, Iowa, Wisconsin), New England (especially Massachusetts) and Norway. I also research in Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York. I love researching in the quiet, early morning hours - in even just a few minutes a day, you can accomplish a lot.

Tuesday, April 21, 2020

Building a Tree for Grandpa Harry Hughes Part IV

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This post will continue the exploration into the life of Samuel Hughes, the elder, grandfather to Harry Hughes, also known as Joseph P. Hugh...

Monday, April 20, 2020

Building a Tree for Grandpa Harry Hughes Part III

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Samuel Hughes 1798 - 1884 Harry Hughes, also known as Joseph Percy Hughes, was the son of Samuel Hughes and Frances Woodward. This post ...

Wednesday, April 15, 2020

Building a Tree for Grandpa Harry Hughes Part II

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Harry Hughes, AKA Joseph Percy Hughes, was the son of Samuel Hughes and Frances Woodward. This post will talk about his father, Samuel Hughe...

Wednesday, March 25, 2020

Building a Tree for Grandpa Harry Hughes Part I

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In the post titled, "Eureka - I think I found it! Part I" and three following posts, I described my efforts to find the family of ...

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Lynn Tenney: Family history and education have been my passions for the last 35 years. My major experience is in the upper midwest (Minnesota, the Dakotas, Iowa, Wisconsin), New England (especially Massachusetts) and Norway. I also research in Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York. I love researching in the quiet, early morning hours - in just a few minutes a day, you can accomplish a lot.

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About Me

Lynn Tenney: Family history and education have been my passions for the last 35 years. My major experience is in the upper midwest (Minnesota, the Dakotas, Iowa, Wisconsin), New England (especially Massachusetts) and Norway. I also research in Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York. I love researching in the quiet, early morning hours - in just a few minutes a day, you can accomplish a lot.

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