Although I have not lived there in many years I still call Philadelphia my hometown. Actually I was born in my father's hometown, Easton, PA. Philadelphia was my mother's family's home. Geographically, my research takes me to New England, Ohio, Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia and of course most of Pennsylvania. Currently, in my retirement, I live about 70 miles west of Washington DC with my husband and a Yorkie, named Gee Gee. I have two children and two grandchildren.

I give a few hours each day to my genealogy projects: the surnames Baker, Conard, Davis, Dixon, Eckert, Flesher, Fuller,Goddard, Ihrie, Keane, Keating, King, Langen, McGeady,Morgan, Rothermel, Sayre, and Tipton among others.

Although I have not lived there in many years I still call Philadelphia my hometown. Actually I was born in my father's hometown, Easton, PA. Philadelphia was my mother's family's home. Geographically, my research takes me to New England, Ohio, Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia and of course most of Pennsylvania. Currently, in my retirement, I live about 70 miles west of Washington DC with my husband and a Yorkie, named Gee Gee. I have two children and two grandchildren.

I give a few hours each day to my genealogy projects: the surnames Baker, Conard, Davis, Dixon, Eckert, Flesher, Fuller,Goddard, Ihrie, Keane, Keating, King, Langen, McGeady,Morgan, Rothermel, Sayre, and Tipton among others.