Thomas and Margaret (Fryer) Gardner of Salem, MA

The last post looked at numbers in relation to what is known about ancestors. In that case, the number was the percentage of known ancestors...

People have thought using numbers for a very long time (arguable point emphasizing the intuitionists' school's view - see  Brouwer ,...

There has been much written over the years about New England and the immigrants, such as Thomas Gardner and other Gardners . In some cases,...

In earlier posts, we looked at the Quaker theme: Lucretia (Coffin) Mott , Thomas and the Quakers , John Goff's article , and more. The r...

The blog got its start on September 25, 2010. There were 32 posts added this past year. Total post count is 114. The image shows reader ac...

Two days ago, December 29th, was the passing date of Thomas Gardner of Salem. We need to have a yearly reminder set up for that day. -...

One never knows what one will run across while browsing, and reading, at the NEHGS, or any like, site. I just ran across a map (The Essex An...