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Computer Problems
I have not been posting for more than a month due to some computer problems. The computer I use for my genealogical records & database failed and is currently being worked on. I am hopeful that...
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Paul Schoenly Passes
Paul Schoenly Paul Schoenly, 80, of Perkiomenville Paul Schoenly, 80, husband of 58 years to Dorothy M. (Mathias) Schoenly of Perkiomenville, passed away on Tuesday at Pottstown Memorial Medical...
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Schoenly Family Blog – Back Online
April 8, 2011 The computer has been repaired and we are now up and running. Discovered today that a genealogy webpage in Germany (genealogientz.net) which we discovered about a year ago and from which...
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Family of Henry B. Schonely
It was my pleasure to recently receive from Mr. Jack Schonely the attached picture of the family of Henry B. Schonely. Henry B. and his wife Ada were Jack’s grandparents. In the picture we see seated...
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Access to Archival Database (AAD)
April 18, 2011 Sometime ago I discovered the Access to Archival Database (AAD) from which, among other things, miliatry records can be accessed. This resource is found at: http://aad.archives.gov/aad/...
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Charles (Chuck) N. Schoenley Passes Away – April 23, 2011
We are sorry to report that Chuck Schoenley of Merrimack, NH has passed away. Details can be found at the link below: http://www.nashuatelegraph.com/obituaries/917143-225/charles-chuck-n.-schoenley.html
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The Schoenly – Renninger Connection: What is it?
One of the facets of genealogy that makes the hobby interesting is working through information that is sometimes contradictory …. or at least seemingly so. Here’s a problem I’ve known about for some...
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More About the Schoenly / Renninger Connection
In my previous post of May 28th, I asked the question, “What is the connection between the Schoenly & Renninger families? The webpage at: http://mikezs-place.tripod.com/zieglerdb/gp594.htm records...
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Henry Bauman Schanely (Schonely)
It’s been awhile since I’ve worked on the family tree. Today I’ve restarted the process by reviewing and updating my database entries about Henry B. Schanely (Schonely) & family. Most of the...
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Henry B. Schonely: What was his mother’s maiden name?
The attached picture is of Henry B. Schonely. Henry was the son of George F. & Lucy Schanely. According to documents handed down by family members, Henry’s middle name was Bauman. Several of his...
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Old Genealogy Tool – Updated
I haven’t been on this blog page for some time now and the format has been changed since I last entered anything. I discovered yesterday that FamiliySearch.Com has updated their site and more...
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Family Info Found at Ancestry.Com
Last month (January 2012), I renewed my ANCESTRY.COM membership which I had allowed to lapse in 2002. I discovered that Ancestry has made many improvements to the website itself and much additional...
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New Information from Ancestry’s DNA Testing
Long Live the Queen It’s been awhile since I last posted anything to the family blog but I haven’t learned much new in recent months. However, about a week ago I did finally get the results back from...
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Schoenly Genetic Ancestry
September 9, 2019 My Outline of the Schoenly Genetic Ancestry In 2012 I submitted a DNA sample to Ancestry.Com for analysis. This analysis was of the “autosomal” chromosomes used for genealogical...
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September 28, 2019 In my last blog, of September 9th, I talked about my previous DNA testing done in 2012 by Ancestry and that of FamilyTressDNA more recently. This past Summer, I submitted DNA samples...
View ArticleThe American Schoenly's Y-Chromosome
October 10, 2019 As previously noted, Schoenly family members descending from Fred’k Schienle who settled on Berks County, PA after immigrating in 1754, have been found to be of the J-M172 haplogroup....
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More DNA testing
October 22, 2019 I finally received the testing kit needed to have my DNA (Y-Chromosome) tested for the Y23094 sub haplogroup. This test will either confirm or disprove that the Schienle male line...
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The Results Are In
November 10, 2019 In the last blog of October 22nd, I reported that I was about to submit my DNA for analysis to determine if I belonged to sub-haplogroup Y23094. This analysis has now been completed...
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Awaiting the Results of BIG-Y Testing
November 24, 2019 As I previously reported (I think), I’ve gone ahead and once again submitted my DNA to Family Tree DNA for testing, this time for their Big-Y battery. These tests are FTDNA’s most...
View ArticleGenealogical Databases Raided by the Government
December 1, 2019 Attached below is a link to an article reporting the very disappointing news about Genealogical databases being raided by police for DNA evidence. These raids have been very...
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