This was a blog-free day until this post. I need one every once in awhile. It was a quiet Thanksgiving here in the Cave. I did a lot of Seaver hunting in Ancestry and other sites. That's fun for me.
* Linda didn't go to the Y, so I was lazy until like 9 a.m. when I read email and blogs on the tablet, then came in on the desktop and noted that My Mayflower Connections - Soule, White, Warren, Cooke, Brewster, Hopkins and Fuller and I Am So Thankful... posted.
* Started hunting Seaver folks on Ancestry, and added several families based on a random search, adding content and sources as I went. Also matched about 100 folks from one Seaver line in FamilySearch Family Tree, and exchanged info on some of them.
* Had lunch, noted that 1721 Marriage Intentions Record of James Hildreth and Dorothy Prescott of Chelmsford, Mass. - Treasure Chest Thursday #341 posted. Worked on Seavers some more, then took my nap.
* Online at 2:30 to continue the Seaver hunt. We left at 4:15 p.m. for dinner at Black Angus. I had the traditional turkey and mashed and sweet potatoes, but Linda couldn't have that due to allergies and she had a steak, which is never hot enough and/or is too well done. We were home after 6.
* Watched a bit of football, read the paper, put out the trash cans, and then back to the computer to write the 52 Ancestors post, then talked to Lori for 45 minutes.
* Added to the Best Of post, answered email, checked Facebook, and I'm in a tryptophan haze, so I'm probably going to bed early. Genealogy today was 7.5 hours.
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