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Hello.

In 2015 I started recording family history and was fascinated. I’m a beginner, this is my hobby: an informal website to document progress, track and judge sources … then imagine my ancestor’s lives.

~ Kirstin Miller b. 1963

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Adams Angell Archer Arnold Ashton Austin Bair Ballard Barnard Barnes Beatty Bell Benight Blake Bliss Borodell Bowen Bowman Brown Bulkeley Bull Burlingame Burnham Bushnell Cable Child Clemence Cloyes Connable Crandall Crooks Davis Denison Dewey Drake Druckenbrod English Farrant Field Flood Frerichs Frey Fries Fryberger Gaines Gardiner Glenn Green Hale Hanna Harter Heath Henrichs Hibshman Hill Hmm Hoad Holdridge Hopkins Horton Howard Howlett Hurst Ide Jansen Jeffrey Jenckes Johns Jones Judd Knapp Kryder Lewis Littlefield Lutten Mainwaring Malone McNeil Meinzer Menser Metcalf Miller Mockford Montgomery Morris Myers Newcomb Olney Parkhurst Parrish Partridge Peake Perry Pierce Plaise Power Reents Renistra Rhodes Risley Rodenbeck Roose Sabeere Schroder Skelton Smith Speedy Sprague Stephenson Stewart Swain Tefft Tilley Towne Tracy Tubbs Venebles Walker Walters Waters Weir Wheeler Whipple White Williams Wisbar Wise Witter Wolcott Young

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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Thrilled to share my findings, use as you like. Facts provided are correct and current when posted, sources are provided. Most all that I use from Archive.org, HathiTrust, Library of Congress, etc. are in the public domain, out of copyright. All that I use from Ancestry and FamilySearch are owned by them, not me.

Ancestor life stories are my interpretation.

No need to credit, attribute, but if giving credit here is what to use: Miller, Kirstin. [“post title.”] Each Life in Place, [access date day month year], eachlifeinplace.com/.

In 2019, copyright expired for all works published in the United States before 1924 … [meaning] … you are free to use in the U.S. without permission.

Searching for exact copyright guidelines, rules is like a maze, maybe nobody really knows?

The linked copyright and free use site, via Stanford, makes copyright guides fairly clear: Copyright and fair use at Stanford.edu.

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