Bergmann Bonanza

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Discovered that there is another researcher on Ancestry.com who is researching the Bergmann family. They downloaded some photos and documents relating to Aunt Marion and Uncle Herb. We’ve offered to share more photos and have accessed some of their data helping us to learn more about Uncle Herb’s family. Perhaps we will be able to identify all of the people in this photo! Yesterday and today have been spent mostly at home working on sorting genealogy papers and genealogy research. It’s a good thing we both really enjoy that stuff. We have taken off some time to make homemade soup, try a new recipe from Mediterranean Fresh and to enjoy the company of a neighbor from “up the cove” as well as to go walking in this absolutely beautiful weather.

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  1. Greg
    Greg on October 4, 2011 at 7:22 pm

    I have a friend at work who is a Bergmann. I wonder if she is related.

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    • skthole
      skthole on October 4, 2011 at 8:24 pm

      Find out if she wants to find out. We haven’t updated the Thole genealogy yet but we can do it soon if needed.

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