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About Pat Shaul

Genealogist / Family Historian; Blog started as a record of my Grandfather's post card collection which ran for 15 months. Then, in June, 2017, I changed over to reporting and commenting on notifications from the ANCESTRY app "We're Related" I then started to provide snippets into ancestor biographies on the dates that were significant anniversaries.

Greetings – 1910

Posted on May 7, 2016 by Pat Shaul

Greetings. Post Marked Mount Clemens, Mich.  May 18, 1910.  Addressed to Mrs. Lemuel Weaver [Effie Lee Weaver], 94 Tireman Ave, Detroit, Mich. “May 18, 1910   My Dear Aunt, All will leave here for your place Wed 25th after dinner. … Continue reading →

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Peaceful Valley -1910

Posted on May 6, 2016 by Pat Shaul

Peaceful Valley. Post marked Ithaca, Mich, Apr 22, 1910.  No postage affixed.  Addressed to Mr. Lee Weaver, 94 Tireman Ave, Detroit, Mich. “4/22/1910   Dear Friend — I’ll be there. All O.K. Tuesday morning.   Meryl Coleman, Ithaca, Mich.” Interesting … Continue reading →

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The Navy – “Close Quarters” 1910

Posted on May 5, 2016 by Pat Shaul

The Navy — “Close Quarters”  169 Post marked Eloise, Mich.  Apr 22, 1910.   Addressed to Mr. Lee Weaver, D & C Nav Co., Steamer Eastern States, Detroit, Mich. “Received you letter will ans soon.   Like it fine at … Continue reading →

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Daisies -1910

Posted on May 4, 2016 by Pat Shaul

Daisies with a pastoral scene in an oval. Post marked Redford, Mich, Apr 8, 1910.  Addressed to Mrs. Effie Weaver, 94 Tireman Ave., Detroit, Mich. “Dear Sister, It seemed as if there was no day this week that we could … Continue reading →

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Cleary Business College – 1910

Posted on May 3, 2016 by Pat Shaul

Cleary Business College, Ypsilanti, Mich;  4609. This post card was written, but apparently not sent.  It is addressed to Miss Mae Wright, Redford, Mich,   R.F.D #4 “Ypsi. 3-25-10  Dear Cousin, I received your card.  I was very glad to … Continue reading →

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To My Dear Cousin – 1910

Posted on May 2, 2016 by Pat Shaul

To My Dear Cousin – complete with daisy and swastika Post Marked Redford, Mich. Mar 16, 1910.  Addressed to Mr. Lee Weaver, Cleary Business College, Ypsilanti, Michigan “Redford, Mich.   Mar. 16, ’10  Dear Cousin, Was very glad to hear from you. … Continue reading →

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A Dead Shot – 1910

Posted on May 1, 2016 by Pat Shaul

A Dead Shot Post marked Columbus, Ohio, Mar 4, 1910.   Addressed to Mr. Lemuel Weaver, #94 Tireman Ave., Detroit, Michigan. “Columbus, O.   March 4, 1910.  Hellow what is the matter up there have you all been snowed under and … Continue reading →

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Violets – 1910

Posted on April 30, 2016 by Pat Shaul

There are no flowers grown in the vale Kiss’d by the dew, woo’d by the gale. None by the dew of twilight wet. So sweet as the deep-blue VIOLET.   Series No 68. Post marked Redford, Mich.  Feb 3, 1910. … Continue reading →

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Daisy with Poem 1910

Posted on April 29, 2016 by Pat Shaul

If I were a raindrop and you a leaf, I would burst from the cloud above you, And lie on your breast in a rapture of rest, And love you — love you — love you!   99 ON 931835 … Continue reading →

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Loves Offering – 1909

Posted on April 28, 2016 by Pat Shaul

Loves Offering.  Post marked Columbus, Ohio, Feb 4, 1909.  Addressed Mr. Lee Weaver, Cleary Business School, Ypsilanti, Mich. “2/4-1909  Dear Friend, received your card.  I think you have a fine school.  If I can get a card of the High … Continue reading →

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