

- "You must learn some of my philosophy. Think only of the past as its remembrance gives you pleasure. " ~ Jane Austen (Genealogy...much indeed!)
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Author Archives: Carla Gade
Winters in New England’s Past
I’d like to invite you to join me at Author Memories where I’m sharing some vignettes from winters past in my guest post: Romancing the Snow. Some of the family names I discuss are Currier, Greenleaf, Adams, and Peirce. Come … Continue reading
Announcing the book release of Colonial Courtships!
As a genealogy enthusiast, history aficionado, and fiction author I’m thrilled to share that my second book has been published. Colonial Courtships takes place in the charming 18th century Glassenbury, Connecticut. Drawing from my interest in my own New England … Continue reading
Posted in Relatively Speaking (musings)
Tagged Carla Olson Gade, Colonial Courtships, Connecticut, Ingersoll
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S. S. Arabic – Grandparent’s immigration ship in 1912
My grandparents set sail from Liverpool to Boston as Swedish immigrants in 1912 on the S. S. Arabic (II) of the White Star line, the same line as the famed Titanic. I would have been very frightful to make a … Continue reading
Posted in Relatively Speaking (musings)
Tagged immigration, Olson, S. S. Arabic, Titanic
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