About Granny’s Genealogy

I’ve always enjoyed history, and curiosity about my ancestors origins has been part of my life as long as I can remember. There was a family Bible on a stand in my Grandmother’s home. My Dad referred to it as the “Kaiser” bible. My paternal grandmother’s name was Winnie Alice Kaiser, and I remember a little about her and my visits to her home until she passed away when I was 6 years old. Sorry to say, I have no idea what happened to to the Bible, or where it might be.

In an effort to learn more about myself and my family, I am researching my way through local records, near and far, in a quest to find out about those that come before me on this earth, in a effort to understand more about them, and more about me.

You might want to check my Ahnentafel to learn about the people and places I am researching.  I have also posted Papa’s Ahnentafel for you to see.

What you find here may be useful, interesting, or just a documentation of that effort.

4 Responses to “About Granny’s Genealogy”

  1. ted servis says:

    i’m a kaiser too!

  2. Granny Pam says:

    I knew that. And you are a Johnston also; we are third cousins. Funny that the cousins that I know the best are so distantly related — must be a small town thing.

  3. mary charbonneau says:

    Granny Pan,
    Checked out your web site, Very nice.
    I am looking for a address for Mount Carmol Cemetery.
    I am trying to lacate a burial for Bridget Riley died 4 Jul 1902
    Would like to see if she is buried there.
    Or if she was disinterred to some place else.
    Do you know who keeps the cemetery records thaat I may contact?
    Thank You Mary Charbonneau

  4. Granny Pam says:

    Thanks for the complement, and for reading.

    The cemetery records are at St. Ann Church:
    800 West 13th Street
    Cadillac, MI 49601-9281
    (231) 775-2471

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