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| Emily Aulicino NW Regional ISOGG Coordinator and Speaker Presentations on Genetic Genealogy and writing one's childhood memories and family stories. Click here. |
| Rogue's Gallery |
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Every week, we post a list of winners who submitted correct answers to the quiz. I
usually have a chance to write each person with a comment or an atta-boy for an
especially cool answer. But I realized recently that you guys might want to be in touch
with each other. Hence our Rogue's Gallery of Quizmasters. If you'd like to
usually have a chance to write each person with a comment or an atta-boy for an
especially cool answer. But I realized recently that you guys might want to be in touch
with each other. Hence our Rogue's Gallery of Quizmasters. If you'd like to
| Meet the Quizmasters! |
| Judy Pfaff I am a retired systems analyst and love to do genealogy research. Other hobbies include reading, writing, sewing, travel, walking, biking and lunch. If you can, donate food to your local Food Pantry. (I am not the famous artist.) |
| Marilyn Hamill I have learned how to search for what I need on the internet and practice on Colleen's quizzes. I live in a fixer-upper Victorian house, currently have nine cats, and have a House Blog. I am so obsessed, I do genealogies for people I don't even know. |
| Cheri Black Wearing my intrepid ancestor-hunter hat in the Imperial Garden, I try finding my inner Kwan. |
| Fred Stuart Nights and weekends, I’m an amateur radio operator, genealogist, historian, and a Legionnaire. By day, nights, and sometimes weekends, I’m a IT professional working for Unum, a disability insurance company. |
| Joe Ruffner Joe Ruffner (pictured with his daughter Isabella) calls Atlanta, GA, his home, after spending the first 32 years of life in and around Cleveland, OH. He's a theatrical manager who works on shows around the country ... Can you identify the major non-profit theater his picture was taken in front of? |
| John Chulick |
| Mary E O Malley Fraser 2d Grade St. Michael School 1961-1962 Born and raised in Rhode Island; educated in Massachusetts, and now living in New Hampshire-- just can't shake those New England roots. Graduated in the Bicentennial year (1976), so of course, I had to be a history major! Lots of brick walls in my personal tree, but I have parts of my husband's heritage traced back 15 generations... |
| Kelly Fetherlin This is a pic from before Kelly was 25 years old. |
| Dennis Bussey's Dog Baxter Here's my picture taken behind the hospice where I have become a living legend. |
| Karen Kay Bunting I became interested in genealogy research through my maternal grandmother who has been doing research on her family lines for many, many years. I am currently attempting to help her. I love the thrill of the chase, mysteries to solve, and buried treasure; thus, my hobbies of genealogy, metal detecting, and geocaching. |
| Bob McKenna Being a Retired Professional Engineer, I seem to need some challenges to keep my mind active and entertained. To help satisfy these needs, I anxiously look forward to the newest Forensicgenealy Quiz each week. I find that my participation in these exercises over a long period of time has sharpened my sense of observation and attention to details. These improvements sharpen my ability not only toward solving the quizzes but also during all of my daily activities. I sincerely thank the Forensic Genealogy Quiz Group by offering such interesting subjects and challenging inquiries. |
| Cari Thomas |
| Teresa Yu and daughter. Can you guess where they are? |
| Debbie Sterbinsky I've been into genealogy since 1980 when my grandmother passed away. I basically started trying to find out things she wanted to keep a secret and was bitten by the genealogy bug. I now volunteer in the Genie Room in the Brownsville, TN library, but have also just opened a small Library that has a Genealogical Repository in Stanton, TN. I married my husband Allan almost three years ago in a Victorian reproduction of a 1904 wedding of the couple who owned our historic home at that time. I'm also a Historic Archeologist. The two seem to fit together well. Our home was built in 1890 and we are in the process of restoring it now - and probably forever! I absolutely love the quizzes and have learned something new each and every week. |
| Betty Ware aka Grumpy's Mom aka Queen B aka The Mad Red Hatter |
| Marjorie Wilser (on the left) Family letters and genealogy propelled me back to school for my MA in history. Research is everlastingly amazing, but somehow I find time to be a volunteer printer in two museums and do living history, historic costuming & needlework. I've spent the rest of my time learning historic skills: bread, camp cooking, quilting, and food skills along with the needlework. My historic trade is setting type and running a press, and I'm learning bookbinding to restore my antique books. |
| Diane Burkett My New Orleans roots run deep. About age 7 I first heard of my maternal line's connection to the pirate Jean Laffite, whose older brother Pierre is my g-g-g-g-g-grandfather, but it was my paternal grandmother Edna Schremp Ricks who told me the stories of her childhood that later ignited my passion to put those random names and pictures into the proper context and search to fill in the blanks. |
| Peter Amsden |
