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DBC Genealogy
Contact Queen DB
This site was developed to bring together family, friends and fellow researchers related to the Boswell and Seaberry clans. My intent is to provide useful information to genealogy enthusiasts to entice them to return, share information and connect through the DBC Community by marking your location and leaving comments in the guestbook, joining the mailing list and/or contacting others through e-mail addresses or personal website information voluntarily provided.
To many, genealogy is a fascinating hobby and to some a full time job. For me, what started out as a high school project many years ago has blossomed into a hobby and profession that continues to intrigue, grow and consume my time. This site began as a way to find other researchers that share the same ancestors and I am pleased to say it has worked. My sincere thanks to all the researchers who have taken the time to contact and share information. I look forward to meeting more who share the same heritage. For
years I have collected family memorabilia, old documents, photographs, letters
and diaries. I am known throughout the
family as Queen Dust Bunny, keeper of the family treasures. The stories,
pictures, abstracts and legal documents provide a fascinating look at how our ancestors
lived, worked and played. They confirm our links and bring our ancestors to
life. Through research I have been able to contact distant relatives that I
never knew existed. The dust bunnies
are in heaven among all the papers, files and treasures stored in the closet. Dust Bunnies? It is well known that dust bunnies are a genealogist's friend. In his or her quest for information, the family historian tends to store all kinds of photographs, records and resources. Dust bunnies like to hide among the various papers and memorabilia stored in boxes, files, attics and garages. Queen DB speaks from experience. The size of the individual dust bunny as well as the colony depends on how it is cared for. Some can grow quite large and are easier to spot then others. If you look around carefully, you too may find dust bunnies hiding in corners and other cool dark places around you.
For those of you who are just getting started be prepared for the accumulation of
paper, paper, and more paper. Many types of documents contain bits and pieces
of an individual's story, from personal letters to official records. The old
papers in your attic are a goldmine to the genealogist so please don't throw
them away! (This is also a perfect place to find wild dust bunnies.) Who
knows...you may even decide to join the efforts of various and distant
relatives in gathering dust bunnies as well as information about your roots. Getting started is easy - just fill in a name and click the "Search" button and away you will go on a project that will have dust bunnies jumping for joy.
Other family lines include Goad, Wright, Campbell and Barker. Information on ancillary family lines is welcome. Queen DB is willing to share. If you have accessed this site and found our families to be linked at any point, please contact Queen DB. A word of caution - Information on this site is offered only as a suggested path for researchers to explore. Queen DB would be happy to share sources for any information presented.
Lisa Williamsen QueenDB@DBCgenealogy.com dbcgenealogy.com (661)
492-8900 Memories are precious and heritage sacred.
Traditions bind us from one generation to the next. Unfortunately pictures get lost and cherished moments forgotten. As your Independent Heritage Consultant I look forward to showing you how to create your own beautiful hardbound memory book or explore your family history so you can share it with others.
I am a family researcher with over 10 years of experience with access to courthouse, archives and cemeteries throughout Southern California.
General consultion is also available to assist beginning family researchers in building a family tree, finding lost ancestors, or computerizing your family research findings. Cemetery research and photography throughout Los Angeles, Ventura, Santa Barbara and Kern counties is also available.
Do you want to share the gift of family with others or research your family tree, contact me,
Lisa Williamsen for more information or visit
www.heritagemakers.com/162011 to get started on creating your own memory book today.
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