Thomas and Margaret (Fryer) Gardner of Salem, MA

We have our first post tying together records for a member of the collateral family. In this case, a tersely marked gravestone has been asso...

As mentioned earlier, we're going through Sidney's " The Essex Antiquarian ." This is on-line at the Peabody Institute Lib...

Sidney Perley  has been mentioned a lot over the years. He wound down his Antiquarian look at Essex County and Salem at the time that Dr. Fr...

We are in the process of finding maps close to the area of Gardner's hill. This was precipitated by seeing an early edition of Dr. Frank...

Last year, a post asked, how close is close ? It compared several posts over the years that asked, where is Thomas ? As in, his bones. Wel...

This is our focus county for several reasons. It's nice that GenWeb has some information related to our focus. And, their resource page ...

Earlier, we had a post that described a dedication by Dr. Frank to his father and that mentioned the plate that was in the 1907 book. The p...