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Friday, November 25, 2011
MY FLORIDA PIONEER WOMEN GRANDMA OLLIE'S SOUTHERN #RECIPES 
FLORIDA PIONEER WOMAN MY GREAT-GRANDMOTHER'S LIFE ON A FLORIDA HOMESTEAD GOTTA LOVE IT!
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Friday, October 7, 2011
Jeanie Blanton Trimble Links To Her Books On Barnes & Noble
Jeanie BLANTON-TRIMBLE has written a series of genealogy, health and diet books for seniors, and wonderful true family stories of her Florida Pioneer Women and Men. Jeanie Blanton-Trimble is a genealogy detective and has written a series of genealogy books for your pleasure. She is also a Christian and has written books about the birth, life and death of our Lord Jesus Christ. The following is a list of links for her books at Barnes & Noble; buy one or buy them all; you are going to enjoy them greatly. You can also buy her books through Amazon Kindle Book store; just type in Jeanie Blanton Trimble.
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Genealogy The Study Of Our Ancestor'a Family Tree
Genealogy The Study Of Our Ancestor's Family Tree
READ ALL ABOUT THE STUDY OF OUR ANCESTOR'S FAMILY TREE HERE NOW! BY JEANIE BLANTON-TRIMBLE
READ ALL ABOUT THE STUDY OF OUR ANCESTOR'S FAMILY TREE HERE NOW! BY JEANIE BLANTON-TRIMBLE
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Amazon.com: The Genealogy Detective Book Two Census Search and Time-Lines eBook: Jeanie Blanton-Trimble: Kindle Store
Amazon.com: The Genealogy Detective Book Two Census Search and Time-Lines eBook: Jeanie Blanton-Trimble: Kindle Store: "Genealogy The Beginners Guide To Finding Their Family Tree Twigs
Exploring Genealogy Through The Census Records
How To Prepare A Really Good Time-Line For Your Ancestors
Excerpts From The Genealogy Detective
Excerpts From The Genealogy Online Research Quick and Easy Reference Guide
My Early Time-Lines of James BLANTON I and John BLANTON I
4 Important Keys For Genealogy
Where and How to Look For Clues
The First Place to Look For Clues
How to Use Primary Sources and Secondary Sources
What the Words Direct, Indirect and Negative Mean For Your Clues (Evidence)
How to Know What a Reliable Clue Is
AND Much, Much More"
'via Blog this'
Exploring Genealogy Through The Census Records
How To Prepare A Really Good Time-Line For Your Ancestors
Excerpts From The Genealogy Detective
Excerpts From The Genealogy Online Research Quick and Easy Reference Guide
My Early Time-Lines of James BLANTON I and John BLANTON I
4 Important Keys For Genealogy
Where and How to Look For Clues
The First Place to Look For Clues
How to Use Primary Sources and Secondary Sources
What the Words Direct, Indirect and Negative Mean For Your Clues (Evidence)
How to Know What a Reliable Clue Is
AND Much, Much More"
'via Blog this'
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
The Civil War
READ MORE....On April 14, 1861, Fort Sumter had to suffer a thirty-four hour shelling by the Confederate Army. This was the beginning of a bloody and costly war, and the lives of our young men and boys that served in this war would be forever changed. They were soon trained to be expert executioners and were dying by the thousands on battlefields left red with the blood of these young men. As you read The Civil War Blanton Soldiers of Valor, let the history of this horrible war live in your mind, and feel the pain and grief the families of these young men had to suffer. Walk into the bloody battlefields and see the thousands of bodies lying on the ground, some dead, some dying and some crying for their loved ones to come and help them.
The Civil War Blanton Soldiers of Valor was written to honor all the Civil War soldiers, but especially the BLANTON men that lived and died on these battlefields of blood. Read the story of David Joseph BLANTON who fought so heroically all through the war and just before the war ended, he died after getting sick from being in the trenches of Petersburg, Virginia. There is the story of two brothers who fought together on the battlefields of Corinth and as one brother saw his brother go down, he rode to his assistance only to be shot down as he was trying to help him. Both these brave boys died on the battlefield that day. Oh sad the day, when the sky turned blue and gray.
Read all about the history of the Civil War from the bombardment of Fort Sumter to the steps of the Appomattox Court House in Virginia.
Read the personal stories from BLANTON family members of how their Civil War ancestors lived and died in the war.
Was The Civil War Really about slavery?
Walk Joshua James BLANTON III, my grandfather, as he traveled the roads to the battles and find out how his life was forever changed.
Find out all about Stonewall Jackson and his brave and fearless service in the Civil War.
The names of the BLANTON men that served in the War are listed for each state with the unit they served both Union and Confederate.
Read all about the young life of Abraham LINCOLN and how he attained the highest office in the land.
Look For Jeanie Blanton-Trimble’s Other Books at BarnesandNoble.com
29 Weight Loss Keys For Seniors
Diabetes Is A Killer
Grandma Ollie’s Florida Cracker Recipes and Old-Timey Cures
Healthy Weight Loss Diet and Cookbook for Seniors
Jazz Up Your Walk With 10 Easy Exercises
Rejuvenate and Renew Your Skin in 10 Easy Steps
Scotch Irish From Ulster Ireland To America The Morgans
Stolen Away A True Story
The Genealogy Detective
The Highland Scotts Coming To America The Camerons
The New Vegetarian Diet and Cookbook
Vitamins – Pills Are Out…Food Is In
The Civil War Blanton Soldiers of Valor was written to honor all the Civil War soldiers, but especially the BLANTON men that lived and died on these battlefields of blood. Read the story of David Joseph BLANTON who fought so heroically all through the war and just before the war ended, he died after getting sick from being in the trenches of Petersburg, Virginia. There is the story of two brothers who fought together on the battlefields of Corinth and as one brother saw his brother go down, he rode to his assistance only to be shot down as he was trying to help him. Both these brave boys died on the battlefield that day. Oh sad the day, when the sky turned blue and gray.
Read all about the history of the Civil War from the bombardment of Fort Sumter to the steps of the Appomattox Court House in Virginia.
Read the personal stories from BLANTON family members of how their Civil War ancestors lived and died in the war.
Was The Civil War Really about slavery?
Walk Joshua James BLANTON III, my grandfather, as he traveled the roads to the battles and find out how his life was forever changed.
Find out all about Stonewall Jackson and his brave and fearless service in the Civil War.
The names of the BLANTON men that served in the War are listed for each state with the unit they served both Union and Confederate.
Read all about the young life of Abraham LINCOLN and how he attained the highest office in the land.
Look For Jeanie Blanton-Trimble’s Other Books at BarnesandNoble.com
29 Weight Loss Keys For Seniors
Diabetes Is A Killer
Grandma Ollie’s Florida Cracker Recipes and Old-Timey Cures
Healthy Weight Loss Diet and Cookbook for Seniors
Jazz Up Your Walk With 10 Easy Exercises
Rejuvenate and Renew Your Skin in 10 Easy Steps
Scotch Irish From Ulster Ireland To America The Morgans
Stolen Away A True Story
The Genealogy Detective
The Highland Scotts Coming To America The Camerons
The New Vegetarian Diet and Cookbook
Vitamins – Pills Are Out…Food Is In
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Stolen Away My Mother's True Story
READ MORE...Stolen Away...A True Story is the amazing tragic true story of the kidnapping of my mother, Eugenia, when she was just a young girl. Not only was she "Stolen Away" once in a failed kidnapping effort, but the very same kidnapping took place again a few years later. This is a tragic story of a young girl's plight after being given away to a loving family when she was only a baby and then torn from their loving arms by her own mother after a series of tragic events took place within her foster parents lives.
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