Sometimes the path to researching family history presents frustrating obstacles. However, passion, determination and following another trail will lead to success, self-discovery and new family bonds. This is a story of one such quest, the process to learn about family and the personal riches genealogy brings to family - known and previously unknown. This is the story of Catherine and Rose Keenan and their journey from County Down Ireland to America in the mid-1860s.

Author John Cavallone shares over a decade of experience in the K-12 Education Space, as a technology professional, identifying challenges and providing actionable solutions that can work in all education environments. With the demand for technology increasing and budgets squeezed, "Technology In Education" provides a blueprint for success
A successful educational environment in the 21st Century includes the use of various forms of technology, from laptops and tablets to the content delivered to these devices. "Technology in Education" discusses how that content is delivered and...

During the decade of the 1880s at least five children of Johann Hommel and Marianna Prinz immigrated to America from Oxhoft, Westpreussen, Preussen, Germany. They settled in Chicago's Bridgeport neighborhood around 32nd and Fox Street (now Throop Street). Maria Elisabeth and husband Jozef Kamradt; Julianna and husband Jozef Parchem; Marcianna and husband Wojciech Orzeszek and their brother Franz and his wife Elisabeth lived on the same block and attended St. Mary of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. Thier sister Anna also settled in the same area but after marrying Paul Kaleth in...