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My great grandfather, James, in his dining room, January of 1985 in Maryland.
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My great grandfather, James, in his dining room, January of 1985 in Maryland.

He passed later that same year in November from acute pneumonia at the age of 62.

u/MarylandCat — 4 days ago
▲ 114 r/Transmedical

We have lost the plot bro

I got death threats and a video about "how to tie a n00se" sent to me withing the span of a week. I'm tired boss.

u/MarylandCat — 1 month ago
▲ 18 r/TheWayWeWere

My granddad in S. Korea in the early 60's

He also turned 86 today! He's doing so well and it's amazing he has these photos in mint condition. He even told me about the wild stuff him and his buddies would get up to lol!

u/MarylandCat — 1 month ago
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The Bowel Movement Bandit was an unidentified man in Akron, Ohio who defecated through random cars sunroofs from 2012 to 2015. The criminal only ceased his pooping spree after his face was caught on camera

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u/MarylandCat — 2 months ago
▲ 352 r/polydactyl

I'm helping house sit for a family friend, and she has a cat named Kitty Girl who has thumbs!

She's such a sweet girl. She was originally a stray but now she lives almost full time in their nice garage.

u/MarylandCat — 2 months ago
▲ 35 r/DeathCertificates

Eula Mae died from multiple complications, including pneumonia and thyrotoxicosis

She was only 33. She left behind a husband and a 12 year old son.

u/MarylandCat — 2 months ago
▲ 33 r/DeathCertificates

Monica Long died from multiple different cancers.

She was my 3rd great grandmother. Note that her birth was actually in 1862, not 1852 as the certificate said.

u/MarylandCat — 2 months ago
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My friends new orange Ginger (full name Crispy Ginger Ale). She loves to lick you and bite your toes.

I love her.

u/MarylandCat — 3 months ago
▲ 67 r/TheWayWeWere

My 2nd great grandparents with their daughter (my Aunt Sissy) on her 16th birthday. 1950.

Aunt Sissy was the best and I loved to hear stories about our family from her! I learned that her parents really were quite the characters!

u/MarylandCat — 3 months ago
▲ 38 r/TheWayWeWere

My 2nd great grandparents, Gyuro and Zsuzsánna on their wedding day. He was 24 and she was 15. 1915

They were both immigrants from Austia-Hungary and poor Zsuzsánna was married off because her mother Maria was widowed with many kids.

u/MarylandCat — 3 months ago
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My results compared to my other maternal great grandmother

My great grandma Lucy loved genealogy, and at some point did an Ancestry DNA test. I found out when my results came back that she did one! She was born and raised in Southern Maryland and her mother had an Irish maiden name.

u/MarylandCat — 3 months ago
▲ 160 r/Transmedical

This is the same person who made a sing about wishing to be a girl (they're AFAB) and lying about having dysohoria to get hormones

u/MarylandCat — 3 months ago
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My results compared to one of my maternal great grandmothers

My great grandma Emily was born in Ohio. She passed away over 7 years ago but she had uploaded a test before that which I saw when I compared matches! Both of her parents were immigrants. Her father Gyuro (George) was born in Kuzma, Austria (I think it's now Kuzma, Slovenia) and her mother Zsuzsánna (Susanna) was born in Örmező, Austria-Hungary (now Strážske, Slovakia). Interestingly Susanna's mother Maria was born in the region on Galicia in what is now Ukraine.

Both of my maternal great granmothers did an Ancestry DNA test, I'll probably post the other comparison with the other one!

u/MarylandCat — 3 months ago
▲ 36 r/kitchencels

I'm 5'4 and autistic. Fuckton of spaghetti because the only fulfillment I ever get is by eating

Why was I cursed with such height.

u/MarylandCat — 3 months ago
▲ 313 r/TheWayWeWere

My 2nd great grandfather, Gaines, as a baby. Taken around 1891.

This photo is one of my favorites!

u/MarylandCat — 3 months ago
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My 3rd great grandmother Mária with her son John outside their home in Ohio. 1930's

Mária (later known as Mary) was born in Galicia and immigrated to the US in 1901 with her 3 young daughters ( the youngest was my 2nd great grandmother). Only 8 years later she was widowed. She had another son, Andrew, out of wedlock but married two years after his birth and had a daughter named Pauline. She died in 1939 from uremia.

John was a coal miner like his brothers. He survived a cave-in that killed some of his coworkers. He developed blacklung and died in 1972.

u/MarylandCat — 4 months ago