Barbara started
genealogy
on the family at age 13 and has dabbled in and out of it ever
since. In 1989 she became a serious researcher, or as serious as
one could be with a family at home and a full time teaching job.
She has written several
genealogical books::
Those Germany
Genes (Germany
family name)
A Harrold
History (Harrold
family name)
The Journal of William
Peter Denny
1860-1862
The Journal of William
Peter Denny 1863
The Journal of William
Peter Denny 1864
The Journal of William
Peter Denny
1865
The Journal of William
Peter Denny
1866
She published
Keep In
Touch, a George
Family Newsletter from 1994 - 2004 and Discovering
Denny Descendants, Newsletter,
semi annually from 1994 - 2004.
To visit Barbara's
under construction page of her own genealogy, click
here.
Teaching
with Technology
She utilizes her past
teaching experience and technology expertise to
teach with
technology--
online courses to students and adults all over the world through
the Internet.
Her courses are known
for being fun and easy to understand. She personally guides
students through wonderful preselected sites on the Internet.
She spends the rest of
her spare technology time online reading E-Mail and exploring the
Internet for new and exciting activities to include in her
courses. She is the co-host for The Denny/Denney Genealogical
Mailing List and GenConnect List and serves as a volunteer look-up
for the Ky GenWeb Project.
To view the online
courses, click here
Traveling and Camping
Barbara started
traveling
with her parents before she was 1 year old on vacations all over
the United States. Since having a family of her own, the fun of
family vacations has become a tradition carried down to the
grandchildren.
They all load up in the
family truck that pulls a fifth wheel and explore many of the
National Parks by hiking
and
camping.
They are also found at a lake for restful weekends on the water to
enjoy boating and water skiing
.
Stamp
Collecting
Another hobby started
as a child was stamp
collecting.
Barbara is a real stamp
collector.
She doesn't buy stamps
to save.
She tears corners off
of envelopes and soaks the stamps off.
Family members still
receive "snail mail" with fancy stamps and
strict instructions to,
"save the
stamp" written
on the envelope.
Gnome
Collecting
Barbara fell in love
with Tom Clark's Gnomes from Cairn Studio the minute she saw them
on the store shelves in the 70's. The personalities of these
little figures mix with her life and memories really
well.
To read the
story about my gnomes, click the picture
above.
Totally
Amateur Photography
Barbara
is the type to just see something and take a simple picture of
it.
Her
favorite subjects are grandchildren, windmills, covered bridges,
lighthouses, birdhouses and fences.
One
of her windmill pictures was selected for appearance in the May
1999 issue of Texas Co-Op Power Magazine in the Focus on Texas
segment. The theme was "Old Texas Hidden Among the
New."
Metal
Cactus by Barbara D. George, c. 2004
To view some of
Barbara's Photography you can choose one or both of the links
below:
They are fun yet educational
- so parents and students are pleased.
These classes give you a
chance to work on a one to one basis at your own speed,
on the dates and times of
your choosing.
Great for adults who want to
pursue their hobby on the Internet! (Genealogy, Photography, Civil
War, Stargazing, Stormchasing, Lighthouses, Shipwrecks, Stamp
Collecting, Native Plants)
Great for students who want
to have fun while learning and playing on the
Internet.