The Sears Gazetteer contains a list of locations in the USA with the name Sears, compiled by Ray Sears over the years. Also see Sears Gazetteer – Maine, Sears Gazetteer – Mississippi, Sears Gazetteer – Alaska and Sears Gazetteer – New Mexico. Making a left turn at Alburquerque and travelling underground about an hour and […]
Sears Gazetteer – New Mexico
The Sears Gazetteer contains a list of locations in the USA with the name Sears, compiled by Ray Sears over the years. Also see Sears Gazetteer – Maine, Sears Gazetteer – Mississippi, and Sears Gazetteer – Alaska. New Mexico has one location on the map, the Sears Well in Colfax County, New Mexico. The Sears […]
Sears Gazetteer – Alaska
The Sears Gazetteer contains a list of locations in the USA with the name Sears, compiled by Ray Sears over the years. Also see Sears Gazetteer – Maine and Sears Gazetteer – Mississippi. Sears Creek is a stream in Dry Creek, Southeast Fairbanks Census Area (CA) Alaska. Sears Creek runs under a bridge of the […]
Sears Gazetteer – Mississippi
The Sears Gazetteer contains a list of locations in the USA with the name Sears, compiled by Ray Sears over the years. Also see Sears Gazetteer – Maine. There are a few states with just one or two locations listed. Mississippi is one of them. Who are the Mississippi Sears, and why is there a […]
Sears Gazetteer – Maine
The Sears Gazetteer contains a list of locations in the USA with the name Sears, compiled by Ray Sears over the years. The largest collection of placemarks in the Sears Gazetteer is in Maine, with 25 places. That would make sense. The Town of Searsport contains the majority of those places. Searsport, Maine was settled […]
Barns in Missisquoi County
Possibly the most famous barn in Missisquoi and Qubec is the 12-sided Walbridge Barn, with a floor that was rotated by waterpower and inspired by railway turntables. https://www.umanium.com/walbridge-barn Classified as a provincial historic building, the Walbridge Barn is the only dodecagonal (12-sided) barn in Québec. The Museum chose it as the permanent exhibition site for […]
Sears Family Association Web Sites
The Sears Family Association web site, catalogues and family trees are available again, relaunched at http://www.searsr.com The InternetArchive’s Wayback Machine provides a picture of how the site has changed over the years. http://web.archive.org/web/*/searsr.com In 1999, the site was known as Sears Family Researcher. A list of Sears Biographical Links on the Web in 1999 was […]