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General : Branches of the Family Tree
Posted by skenow on Fri, 15 Sep 2006 (889 reads)

I guess I should have posted this earlier, but in the conversion of the site, I missed adding the information about the various branches of our tree. Here you have it - if you are wondering which KENOWS/KIENOWS are your KIENOWS, then this might help you out. Not all the information is posted, yet, but we are working on getting one central place where all the KENOW/KIENOW family information gets shared.



What we have now is one place to launch your searches, and we have linked the various sites together.

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General : Grandpa's Story Available Here
Posted by skenow on Tue, 22 Aug 2006 (620 reads)

Mary and Albert
A compiled version of what Grandpa (Albert Kenow - 'Pa') may have experienced has been written and was previewed by people attending this year's reunion. That story is now also available online in the 'Our Stories' section, and also as a download. Take your pick on how you would like to view it.



The download version will allow you to print a copy and place it in your family history book with your other family tree pages and documents. Or, you can just read it online.

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Here's What I Know : Getting 'Settled In' Starts With Being Unsettled
Posted by skenow on Fri, 30 Jun 2006 (628 reads)

Well, here we are - at 'home' in our new house. A lot of packing and unpacking and sorting and moving finally brought us here, and we are getting 'settled in.' What we seemed to overlook, is that things were going to get pretty unsettled in the 2 miles we moved from our old house. While moving can lead to a lot of decluttering, it can also reveal a lot of emotions that hadn't been discovered, yet.

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Here's What I Know : On the Move
Posted by skenow on Sat, 18 Mar 2006 (617 reads)

Well, the house sold shortly after my last posting, and we've been busy with all the final arrangements and finding ways to put off packing until the absolute last minute.

We've spent almost 13 years in this house, and all of us are affected differently with the thought of this not being our home anymore. We have touched every surface and aspect of this house, and the kids have had their school days in this house. We'll be leaving a lot behind, but the memories are coming with us.

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Here's What I Know : Emigrate? Moving is Enough for Me!
Posted by skenow on Sat, 11 Feb 2006 (539 reads)

Last summer, we decided we had outgrown our house, so we began preparations to find a new house. We completely underestimated the ordeal we would go through as we undertook this move!

We started by painting every room in the house - including the ceilings. Along the way, we also put up new siding, had new carpeting put in, went through all the 'stuff' we accumulated over the last 12 years in this house (4 teenagers later), and moved what we didn't need immediately into storage. Now, 5 months later, our house is on the market, we are averaging 2 showings a day, and I'm considering booking a showing for ourselves so we can have some time at home.


If this is what we go through just to move 2 miles away, I cannot imagine what our ancestors endured as they prepared to leave, not just their home, but their country.

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