The purpose of this blog is to share pictures and stories of our family and ancestors.
Welcome to our Family Blog
This started as a place where we can post pictures of Grandma to help Alysha's project. Please feel free to add pictures and stories of our families and ancestors so we can get to know them all better.
Please upload your pictures in the original size at the largest image size on the upload screen. When scanning photos be sure to scan them at a minimum of 300 dpi. If you can please put the date on your picture or in your post when it was taken so we can put them in some kind of order. You can add a tag or label by putting the information in the label box when you make a post. That way we can find entries about a specific person or event.
It was suggested that we keep this blog private so if you would like your families to be able to view and comment on the blog please send their email addresses and they will be sent an invitation.
Thanks for helping to make this a successful way to share and strengthen our family.
Please upload your pictures in the original size at the largest image size on the upload screen. When scanning photos be sure to scan them at a minimum of 300 dpi. If you can please put the date on your picture or in your post when it was taken so we can put them in some kind of order. You can add a tag or label by putting the information in the label box when you make a post. That way we can find entries about a specific person or event.
It was suggested that we keep this blog private so if you would like your families to be able to view and comment on the blog please send their email addresses and they will be sent an invitation.
Thanks for helping to make this a successful way to share and strengthen our family.
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Showing posts with label Nic Saunders. Show all posts
Monday, November 23, 2009
Grandpa James Laurie's Regiment Hat and Pin
Nicholas is wearing the hat that Grandpa James Laurie wore when he was in the Gordon Highlanders in World War I. You can see the pin on the side of it. It is the original Regimental pin of the Gordon Highlanders with the broken antler.
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