Created by Mary Taylor July 1996. Last updated December 18, 2004.
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The Irish Genealogical Society International
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This is a picture of Mary ("Mickey,") and
Clarence ("Ty") Taylor.
This is James
Joseph ("Jim") and Mary Theresa Schmidt.
Link to the best list of genealogy helpful links I've seen
so far:
Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the
Internet
Compuserve's Roots Forum (where I got my start with online genealogy and some great responses specifically related to our families).
Dick Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter. I've forwarded information about this newsletter to many people. This is an easy way to access it. Now it is also the Genealogy Home Page.
These are the main families I am researching. I
plan to have each name link to a page dedicated to information related to that
family:

If you, too, are researching any of these families, be sure to post a
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you.
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An actress in the family . .
. Ms. Megan Schmidt - Click for full photo
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Presenting . . . the latest family additions:
Granddad Bill and Grandmom Polly (not shown) are pleased and proud to present their first grandchild, Mason Cole Taylor.

His grandparents Betsy and John, are especially pleased and proud to present their daughter Ena's recent contribution to the family, Sonny:
Reserved for Pictures Loaned by Family Members for Scanning and Inclusion.
This is a picture of Elizabeth McQuaid Schmidt. She lost her husband to a work accident and raised their four small children. Those who knew her said she was a "sweetheart." She died at 44 years of age.

This is a picture of Mary

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