Ginisology ~: Sort of Wordless Wednesday!

Remembered 100 Years From Now~

It is now night and all is silent.
I am here alone
and in silence all my past friends
with all my relations
fall heavy on my mind.

They all are gone,
and I too must soon follow.

To be laid in the dust in the silent grave
and there to be forever forgotten
makes the cold chills run over my whole body.

I have a hope beyond the grave.
That hope is that when I am consigned to my grave,
someone on the earth might remember me.

From the Diary of Joseph Kemp, April 1, 1853
Source: From the "Ancestors" program on the BYU Channel. 2009

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Sort of Wordless Wednesday!

The Hardinsburg, KY Court House

Photo taken April 2008 on my first Genealogy trip. Hardinsburg, KY
Photo privately held by Gini (address for private use,) San Diego, Ca 2008

1 comment:

Becky Jamison said...: I'll bet that was really a rewarding and worthwhile trip! I still have my first genealogy trip to look forward to!; January 21, 2009 at 9:11 PM

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