Ask someone nearby to give you the PID for one of their 4th great-grand-parents.

• Find that person in your tree.

• Are you related to that person?

• What is the Quality Score for that person?

  • If less than high, why?

(An easy Google search challenge)

Mike Trevino, a veteran from Texas, was born in 1943. He died at the age of 75 and was buried in Fort Sam Houston Cemetery.

Find the dates of his birth and death.

(Hint: his given name may have been Miguel.)

Does the Mike Trevino (or Miguel Trevino) you found in the previous challenge show up in any of the FamilySearch data bases?

Consider two searches:

• from the homepage

• from Search > Records

(AI Full Text Search)

Joseph Andrew Anderson (PID:KWC6-S1N) records the following in his autobiography.

Christina Mattson is a sister of my Grandma Annie Marie Eliason. Her husband died March 26, 1895, leaving her a widow for many years. My mother saw to it that she was well cared for and I was the "Roust-about kid" to check up on her and help out with her chores. 

My aunt seemed to be very fond of me and made it known that after her death she wanted me to have her property. I wasn't of age so my mother and her entered into an agreement on the 14th of December 1909, whereas we would take care of her and provide the necessary food, clothing, fuel and care for her the remainder of her days. The little log house stood on the corner. It consisted of two rooms and a lean-to on the east that served as a kitchen and a bed room or storage. There was also a dirt-roof cellar vegatable cellar joined on the east.

This challenge is to find the legal document transferring property from Christina Mattson to Joseph's mother.