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Memorial Day is our reminder of the military men and women who have lost their lives in service to their country. Lets honor them by sharing their stories to show the world that they are still remembered.
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March is Women's History Month, a time to celebrate the extraordinary achievements of women throughout history. As we reflect on the countless women who have made remarkable contributions, let's also take a moment to acknowledge the strength and resilience of the everyday heroines who paved the way for us.
Sarah Zumwalt Jump (1841 - 1916), a mother of twelve and wife of a Civil War veteran, is a shining example of this resilience. Despite facing numerous challenges in a time when women had few rights, Sarah worked tirelessly to provide for her family and build a better future for them.
Sarah's story is just one of many that deserve to be shared and celebrated during Women's History Month. Whether it's your mother, grandmother, or great-grandmother, we all have important women in our lives who have made a significant impact.
Join us in honoring these everyday heroes by sharing their stories and remembering their strength, courage, and unwavering dedication to their families and communities. Lets celebrate Women's History Month by sharing about the remarkable women in your life, like Sarah Zumwalt Jump, at https://www.ancientfaces.com/person/sarah-zumwalt-birth-1841-death-1916-united-states/1130611. Together, we can inspire future generations with the powerful legacies of these remarkable women.
Truly an honor https://familytreemagazine.com/ to make the 101 Best Genealogy Websites in 2022. On behalf of all 327k community members and the AncientFaces family - thank you for including our mission to share about our loved ones & ancestors so that they are always remembered. There are some wonderful family history resources on this annual list published by Family Tree Magazine. For the complete list click on the photo
Siblings Forrest, Edna, and Lucille Durbin circa 1915. All sorts of cool details in this family photo but I love the lunchpail the most!
Just a bunch of friends hanging out in 1890 near Sheboygan WI. The Boyles, the Dinkels, and the Kleeves sure look like couples of the day! :)
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Back when it wasn't uncommon to have lots & lots of siblings! The Campbell & Vernie Taylor family taken in 1924. Imagine the memories those siblings must have made growing up together...
This photo of Lucinda makes me curious. Born 195 yrs ago in 1825...what did she see in her lifetime & what stories could she tell? Do you know much about your great-great grandparents?
Lots of features have been added to cars in past decades but one useful feature was lost: the running board. You can stash your dog on it, add extra passengers, even keep a box of "stuff". Lettie (Mead) Teed Evans, born 1877, here in 1929 Montana knew how to utilize her running board!: Many more photos of Lettie at AncientFaces
