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Genealogy Journals

Revive Your History

Join me on an exciting journey to explore your roots. Examine historical records reveal hidden stories, and connect your ancestors to today. Discovering your heritage will help you understand your identity. Whether you want to learn about your background or share family tales, or find historical figures, I will work tirelessly for you.

For you, I will explore archives, looking at census records, immigration papers, and vital statistics to build a clear picture of your lineage. Each document will reveal not just names and dates, but the lives of your ancestors—their successes, struggles, and the legacies they left behind.

You will feel connected to forgotten relatives, experiencing the bonds that tie you across generations. The stories we find may inspire or provoke reflection, but they will deepen your understanding of who you are in the broader context of history.

Let’s embark on this enlightening journey. With every step, you'll realize that your family's past is part of your identity, ready to be discovered and celebrated.

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More about me

My mother is my inspiration. Our family research started with her in the 1970’s, “boots on ground”, traveling the west coast, researching local records, speaking to oral historians, and accessing the LDS genealogical archives by hand.

I have personally been researching family history for about 2 decades and collaborated research with my mother up to her death in 2024. I have had the honor of inheriting her extensive research and physical resources.

I am a member of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR), Colonel Fielding Lewis Chapter, Fredericksburg, VA. I am also working on memberships in other genealogical societies.

I am also a History Major at The University of Mary Washington in historic Fredericksburg, Virginia, with a focus on Colonial America.

On the right is my grandfather, Albert Crossman Holman (1900-1962), on the left is his best friend and my father's uncle, Bill Carter. (circ. 1920's)