Connected Generations

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The Daily Post’s photo challenge this week made me think of genealogy and the links between each generation. I put together some photographs of women in my family connected by direct descent, ranging from my great great grandmother, who was born in the Spring of 1846 to my granddaughter, born in the Spring of 2005. That’s seven generations connected through a span of one hundred and sixty nine years, to date.

In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Connected.”

About Jean Reinhardt

Author of 'A Pocket Full of Shells' an Amazon International best seller, Jean writes young adult and historical fiction. She has been known to shed a tear over Little House on the Prairie.
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22 Responses to Connected Generations

  1. Eric Odegard says:

    It’s nice to see a lineage Photographed and displayed as a family

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  2. Dan Antion says:

    It’s so cool to have the photos of these women – thanks for sharing them with us.

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  3. Michael says:

    Wonderful photos Jean

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  4. Beth says:

    Priceless, Jean! Your family is beautiful!

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  5. kayrpea61 says:

    Fantastic response to this challenge, Jean.

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  6. joanfrankham says:

    beautiful photos, and you all have the same smile, we all bring something of our ancestors with us, even if we never met them.

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  7. Kashpals says:

    Lovely post for this week’s challenge.

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  8. This is just marvellous. Very good to see you all, carry on! 🙂

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  9. pattimoed says:

    Great interpretation, Jean! I love the family resemblance between you, your mother, your daughter, and your granddaughter. Lovely women!

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  10. agenda19892010 says:

    Great post!

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