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We are excited here at Abby's to be launching our site with an opportunity for genealogy businesses around the net to join us an all our social networks.

We love making lively movies featuring all the wonderful projects and services from the categories on Abbys. You post and we'll make movies featuring your listing on Abbys!

Let's go!

Here's a fun little rundown on Abbys Classifieds

So much genealogy stuff
No one can live in your house any more!
Shelves are full
Closets are full

You know you can't help it
You find something old
Something wonderful
Maybe it's not even your family
Someone has to have it
There is a family out there somewhere
Looking and looking for their rightful treasures

or
What about all those other folks
looking for the family tree?
And it's great stuff

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Postcards from the last century give us a shapshot into the joy of family and celebrating life.

Abbys has posted a new category: Gifts for Genealogists.

Want to see some great gifts listed here... want to give out some not-subtle hints....

Use our Invite A Friend box (bottom right of page) to send invitations off to your favorite Genealogy supply stores.

There are so many great gifts for the genealogist. I can think of a bunch of them right here. 

You know, sometimes you just get lucky.  I was listing some Postcards for sale this morning on Abbysbuysellgenealogy when I thought to check out Lola Rassler on the net and up pops her name listed on Find A Grave.  (see below) 

Abstracted Obituary - The Register-News, Mt. Vernon, Jefferson County, Illinois, Fri 7 July 2000: RASSLER, Lola, 91, of Wayne City d. 6 July 2000 at Crossroads Community Hospital in Mt. Vernon; b. 5 Apr 1909 in Wayne Co; d/o Wallace LEACH and Rinna WEBBER; md Nathan RASSLER, he d. 1966; surv. by 1 brother, Nolan LEACH; 1 sister, Venita STORM; 2 sisters-in-law, Maravene LEACH and Nell LEACH; burial Thomason Cem. in Wayne City. 

That gave me her maiden name, parents name, husband and siblings.  This is a great morning.

Abby

On Abbysbuysellgenealogy is a beautiful postcard written to Sybel and Maurice Mosheim.  If I were a relative I would be jumping all over this postcard especially since it was sent from Ma and Daddy!!!