Yesterday, I struggled to document the details in the Myrtle Traxler Family Tree. (The “tree” I acquired last month.) Endless hours have been spent adding sources from Ancestry’sendless valuable information. I discovered the gruesome details of the murder of the mother of three Traxler cousins (second-cousins-two-time-removed). I think Ancestry allows free “guest” access… so I attach this link so you can read the details. I’m not content to mindlessly add sources to names; I get “involved” in the lives of the individuals as I document them. I was broken-hearted for those children. I wonder how the terrible tragedy affected their lives–and the lives of their children.
I’m not content to mindlessly add sources to names; I get “involved” in the lives of the individuals as I document them. I was broken-hearted for those children. I wonder how the terrible tragedy affected their lives–and the lives of their children.