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Starting at the end of the year, we are going to do two new things with the blog:
1. Password protect this blog
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We haven't exactly figured out the second part. The first part is sort of an attempt to protect Georgie's privacy a little more. The reason I am posting this notice here is that you'll need me to send you an invite to read it after that. Most of you we already know to do this for, but just in case, please e-mail me (Aaron) and remind me to add you to the list.
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1. Password protect this blog
2. Start a new blog, with a new web host.
We haven't exactly figured out the second part. The first part is sort of an attempt to protect Georgie's privacy a little more. The reason I am posting this notice here is that you'll need me to send you an invite to read it after that. Most of you we already know to do this for, but just in case, please e-mail me (Aaron) and remind me to add you to the list.
Thanks,
The Management
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5 comments:
Wow! Looks like fun....Hopefully it will stick around for a while. Snowmen & igloo's at Christmas!
looks like the little one is not to sure what that stuff is...
Where abouts are you located?
Irene Hobbins
BC Canada
Hi Irene!
I grew up in Texas, but my family is from Michigan. My great-great-grandfather Walter Hobbins immigrated there from Lincolnshire in the 1880s I believe.
Nice to see another Hobbins!
Aaron--Walter Hobbins immigrated to America in 1878 according to his information in the 1900 Federal census taken at Sandstone Twp., Jackson Co., MI. In 1880 he was living with his brother Fredrick in Concord, Jackson Co., MI. By 1900 Walter had married and there were seven children in the family. His brother Fredrick had eight by that time, though one had already died. I am not a Hobbins descendant but I have a 2nd cousin who is. According to an 1861 census taken of England and Wales, there was a Walter Hobbins, age 0 (not yet a year old), a son living at Maidenwell, Lincolnshire, England. Also listed as a son living at Lincolnshire in 1861 was a 15-year-old Fredrick Hobbins, the same age as my cousin's ancestor Fredrick, who immigrated to America in 1870. Unfortunately I cannot access the entire Lincolnshire family as a group, since it requires a paid membership in the findmypast.com UK Census Collection.
I've been putting together the family tree for the texas and michigan hobbins'. send me an email if you'd like to take a look at what i've put together.
I'm going on the theory that because Hobbins is a unique name we all originate from one place.
Irene
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