All four years of Grandfather Greene’s Phoenix high school yearbooks have been digitized by Ancestry. Despite finding them last fall, I recently took another look at all four books, and came across a wonderful new discovery.
Grandfather William Wallace Greene’s Four Years at 1920s Phoenix Union High School Read More »
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Jeff’s grandfather, William Wallace Greene, was counted twice on the 1930 U.S. census–with his parents and sister at their family home in Phoenix, Arizona, and also alone in San Francisco, California, while away there for school.
Census Sunday: William Wallace Greene Jr Counted Twice on 1930 Census Read More »
My Family History
Sharing an autobiography written by my husband’s grandfather. Born in Arizona Territory, William Wallace Greene went on to Stanford medical school, because a surgeon, and served in WWII.
#52Ancestors: Lt. Colonel William Wallace Greene, M.D. Read More »
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1940 U.S. Census for Rosie Salas and her mother Victoria. Courtesy of Ancestry.com. Yesterday, I stated that the May 2013 discovery of the marriage records for my grandmother Rosie Salas and my grandfather Benjamin Robledo (1919-1990) was the first brickwall I overcame in the 15 years I have been trying to find information about my lost
Rosie Salas (b. ca. 1923): Busting Through a 15 Year Brickwall Read More »
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