• 260 – A Morning Wedding
• 259 – 1920, A Pivotal Year
• 258 – Work and Play
• 257 – Homeward Bound
• 256 – War Is Over
• 255 – Meuse Argonne
• 254 – 805th Pioneer Infantry
• 253 – Lt. Thomas Gallagher
• 252 – Jobs at Cole’s
• 251 – Family Nibbles – Volume 9
• 250 – Gallaghers 1910s
• 249 – Gallaghers Greet New Century
• 248 – Gallaghers 1890s
• 247 – Barton County 1880s
• 246 – A Missouri Farm
• 245 – West to Missouri
• 244 – DNA Cousins
• 243 – Molly Maguires
• 242 – Life in Eckley
• 241 – A New Mine at Eckley
• 240 – Patrick and Ellen
• 239 – Tuscarora 1850
• 238 – Pennsylvania Anthracite
• 237 – Bridget Large Emigrates
• 236 – Charity and Despotism
• 235 – Kilkenny Coal
• 234 – Castlecomer and the Wandesfordes
• 233 – Larges in Kilkenny
• 232 – Patrick Gallagher Emigrates
• 231 – The Rosses and Gweedore Today
• 230 – The Great Famine 1840s
• 229 – Life and Landlords 1830s
• 228 – The Rosses and Gweedore 1820s
• 227 – Meenderrynasloe?
• 226 – Gallagher and Roarty
• 225 – Search for John and Hannah
• 224 – Kathleen Gallagher Teply
• 223 – Gallagher and Donegal
• 222 – Gallaghers and Ireland
• 221 – Family Nibbles – Volume 8
• 220 – 1920, A Year of Change
• 219 – You’re in the Liquor Business?
• 218 – Fruits of Their Labor, But…
• 217 – Weddings, Jobs, Draft, School
• 216 – A Fine Farm and A New House
• 215 – Will Buys the Business
• 214 – A New Century
• 213 – Will and Josie Get Together
• 212 – Eat, Drink, and Prosper
• 211 – Births, Marriages, and Deaths
• 210 – Sedalia in the Civil War
• 209 – John and Ann Riley
• 208 – William J Riley
• 207 – Saloons and Yellow Journalism
• 206 – St. Louis 1880s
• 205 – St. Louis 1870s
• 204 – Who is Josephine Pensa?
• 203 – Roccatagliata Today
• 202 – Life in Roccatagliata 1800s
• 201 – Roccatagliata History
• 200 – The Home Village
• 199 – My Place of Birth
• 198 – Pensa Family to America
• 197 – Kathleen Gallagher and Mary Cheney
• 196 – Family Nibbles – Volume 7
• 195 – Teenagers, and a Peek Ahead
• 194 – Chleo and Boys
• 193 – Nathan Jones’ Fall From Grace
• 192 – Chleo’s Situation
• 191 – Ralph Jarvis Died
• 190 – Ralph Resigned
• 189 – Bought a Farm
• 188 – Gas for Longview, a Planned City
• 187 – Big Deals
• 186 – The Great Crash of 1929
• 185 – A Cattle Ranch
• 184 – Top of Their Game
• 183 – Extended Family
• 182 – A New Office
• 181 – Public Utility Investment Company
• 180 – A Move to Salina
• 179 – The States Power Company
• 178 – Home Life 1922, 1923
• 177 – A United Takeover
• 176 – Home Life 1920, 1921
• 175 – Marriage, and Then More Work
• 174 – Electrical Development and Supply
• 173 – A Job As Lineman
• 172 – Pawnee Power and Water Company
• 171 – Electricity for Garfield, and a Vision
• 170 – More Towns Want Electricity
• 169 – Western Sumner Light and Power
• 168 – Argonia Wants Electricity
• 167 – Nathan Jones
• 166 – Family Nibbles – Volume 6
• 165 – A Look Back
• 164 – Ralph Jarvis and Chleo Webb
• 163 – Coming Home
• 162 – Over There
• 161 – It’s War

• 160 – Ralph Jarvis Was Electrifying
• 159 – Chleo Webb
• 158 – Life in Larned 1900s
• 157 – The Rock House
• 156 – John Webb and Anna Buhrer
• 155 – Pawnee County, Kansas
• 154 – Anna Buhrer
• 153 – John Webb
• 152 – Greensburg Days 1910s
• 151 – Greensburg Days 1900s
• 150 – Martha and Joseph (3G) 1900s
• 149 – Newton Got Pneumonia
• 148 – Newton Jarvis and Anna Burton (2G)
• 147 – Anna Burton’s Family (2G)
• 146 – Newton Jarvis (2G) and Sarah Beaty
• 145 – Joseph and Martha to Ohio County
• 144 – Let’s Try a Video
• 143 – Harvey and Sarah Jarvis Died (4G)
• 142 – Long Term Care, Move to Ripley
• 141 – Reconstruction 1865-1877
• 140 – The Latest Book is Volume 5
• 139 – A Look Back
• 138 – Civil War Letter Still Connects Us
• 137 – The Civil War Letter
• 136 – The Civil War in Indiana
• 135 – 1860
• 134 – Margaret Thompson Jarvis 1762-1853
• 133 – Joseph Jarvis and Martha Buchanan
• 132 – Modern Times 1850s
• 131 – A Difficult Farm 1840s
• 130 – Harvey Jarvis and Sarah Robinson 1830s
• 129 – Let’s Go West – To Indiana
• 128 – William Jarvis (5G) 1760-1823
• 127 – The First Roads
• 126 – Religion and Education
• 125 – Marriage and Neighbors
• 124 – Work and Money
• 123 – They Bought the Farm 1813
• 122 – Farm and Livestock
• 121 – Domestic Chores
• 120 – A Log House
• 119 – Fork Lick Creek 1805
• 118 – Early Kentucky Years 1790s
• 117 – West to Kentucky
• 116 – Get the Latest Book
• 115 – Three Generations in America 1680-1800
• 114 – James Stays, William Goes 1790s
• 113 – Hard Times in Harford 1786-1790
• 112 – Bel Air Becomes a Town 1781-1785
• 111 – Revolutionary War Years 1775-1781
• 110 – Harford County, Maryland 1770-1774
• 109 – James Jervis’ Generation
• 108 – Joseph Jervis 1673-1752
• 107 – Life in White Horse 1740s
• 106 – Life in White Horse 1730s
• 105 – Elizabeth Jervis Cookson 1653-1730
• 104 – Lancaster County
• 103 – Life in Pequea 1720s
• 102 – Head of the Pequea
• 101 – Jervis, Cookson, and Cloud
• 100 – Troubles with Quakers
• 99 – Joseph Buys Land From John Marsh
• 98 – Elizabeth Gets a Patent
• 97 – A Grist Mill
• 96 – Joseph Jervis (7G) Comes of Age
• 95 – Don’t Sell Rum to the Indians
• 94 – Joseph Cookson, and Children
• 93 – Elizabeth Jervis (8G) in Pennsylvania
• 92 – A New Book is Here!
• 91 – Our English Heritage
• 90 – The Voyage
• 89 – A Life Change
• 88 – John Jervis (8G)
• 87 – Hardship and Charity
• 86 – Quakers
• 85 – Four Quaker Finds
• 84 – Nantwich and Jervises
• 83 – It Makes Me Tingle
• 82 – Where’s Elizabeth?
• 81 – Gervase Comes to England
• 80 – Jervis World 1300s & 1400s
• 79 – Chatcull and Cheswardine
• 78 – Admiral John and Meaford
• 77 – Louise’s Family, 1600s
• 76 – Louise’s Family, George and Tom
• 75 – Jervis, Wedgwood, and Darwin
• 74 – Louise’s Family, Oh Henry
• 73 – Louise’s Family, Dear John
• 72 – Louise’s Jervis Jump Start
• 71 – Jarvis or Jervis or Gervis or ?
• 70 – Elizabeth Search Redux
• 69 – Celia and Louise
• 68 – Going Nowhere
• 67 – Calendars and Dates
• 66 – Elizabeth Jarvis – A Few More Facts
• 65 – Elizabeth Jarvis (8G)
• 64 – You’ve Read the Blog, Now Get the Book
• 63 – End of a Teply Era 1865-1925
• 62 – Ben Teply Died
• 61 – The Teplys and the Alexas

• 60 – Ben Teply and Anna Kloppenberg (1G)
• 59 – St. John’s Church and Cemetery
• 58 – Ignatz Kloppenberg and Anna Ross (2G)
• 57 – Anna Kloppenberg (1G)
• 56 – Anna Mengers (1G) – In Her Own Words
• 55 – Gallagher Jarvis Cheney – WWI
• 54 – Ben Teply – WWI – Discharge and Home
• 53 – Ben Teply – WWI – Armistice!
• 52 – Ben Teply – WWI – Medical Treatment
• 51 – Ben Teply – WWI – St Mihiel Salient
• 50 – Ben Teply – WWI – Into the Line
• 49 – Ben Teply – WWI – Deployment
• 48 – Ben Teply – WWI – Training
• 47 – Ben Teply – WWI – Drafted
• 46 – Teply Lifestyle – Change – 1917
• 45 – Teply Lifestyle – Health – 1890-1917
• 44 – Teply Lifestyle – Recreation – 1890-1917
• 43 – Teply Lifestyle – Farm and Work – 1890-1917
• 42 – Teply Lifestyle – Social Life – 1890-1917
• 41 – Teply Boys in School
• 40 – Frank and Anna Teply (2G) Raise Four Boys
• 39 – Jacob Welter and Agnes Tuhey/Wahlen (3G)
• 38 – Frank Teply and Anna Welter (2G)
• 37 – SE 1/4 of Section 20 T2S R6E
• 36 – One Teply in Kansas
• 35 – Welcome to Wisconsin
• 34 – Goodbye Bohemia
• 33 – Vaclav Teply and Suzana Teply (10G)
• 32 – What’s In A Name?
• 31 – Jan Teply and Katerina Javorsky (9G)
• 30 – Pusta Rybna Churches
• 29 – Jiri Teply and Anna Laub (8G)
• 28 – Linen, Wool, and Kroje
• 27 – Say Goodbye to House Numbers and Maps
• 26 – Matej Teply and Anna Jilek (7G)
• 25 – Let’s Talk About Money
• 24 – Jan Teply and Katerina Jukl (6G)
• 23 – Farmers, Farms, and Farmhouses
• 22 – Ferdinand Teply and Terezie Sodomka (5G)
• 21 – That’s the Wrong House
• 20 – Frantisek Petras and Anna Teply (5G)
• 19 – Anton Petras and Terezie Zahradnik (4G)
• 18 – A Chance Encounter
• 17 – Joseph Teply and Frantiska Dvorak (4G)
• 16 – Bohemian Emigration
• 15 – Josepha, and Illegitimate Children
• 14 – Joseph Teply and Josepha Petras (3G)
• 13 – Nine Generations of Teplys
• 12 – Pustá Rybná Is Ground Zero
• 11 – The Lukás Singing Linden Tree
• 10 – Telecí and Teplys
• 9 – Czech Cemeteries and Burial
• 8 – Becharovka and Slivovice
• 7 – Let’s Visit Teply Houses in Oldřiš
• 6 – A Visit to Borová Church
• 5 – What? Teplys weren’t Catholic?
• 4 – Teplys in Bohemia – “Where are we”
• 3 – What’s Bohemia?
• 2 – Who is Frank Teply?
• Welcome to Family Nibbles