Wordless Wednesday is a daily prompt at Geneabloggers
that asks family historians to create a post in which the main focus is a
photograph or image.
This St. Patrick’s Day card complete with real shamrocks was my first clue that my
great grandmother Mary Theresa Sheehan Killeen Walsh had family left behind in
Ireland. A niece with the name “Sheehan” meant Mary Theresa had a brother. They
were in County Limerick, not Cork as I had always heard.
I cannot read the date, but it cannot be later than 1939.
I cannot read the date, but it cannot be later than 1939.
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That card is well preserved :)
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Very nice!
ReplyDeleteThat is an amazing heirloom. The fact that it holds genealogical makes it even better.
ReplyDeleteLove this! A beautiful card PLUS a hint. Go Wendy!
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