Martin Ceplauskas and Lisa Louse Cook

when i saidBRB i meant it at the time but then i got distracted by life :( Sad times

Do youget that problem? that life keeps getting in the way of the stuff you want todo? booo

How’syour family treeing going?

I stilllove it - let me tell you about a brick wall i smashed down this week with thehelp if Lisa Louse Cook at http://lisalouisecooke.com/

i havebeen a big fan of podcasts for years and some are better than other but thislady knows her stuff. i can’t recommend her info enough there are not justpodcasts to listen too but videos to watch and notes and blogs to read - purebrill
have a quick look next time your life gives you time off most of her stuff isfree, Anyways she helped me by explaining about Google!
yes i know you know what google is - i do too but what she did was tell me tosearch of names in "" and that i can + or - words too

what a differencethis has made to me i found this webpage:

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/t/o/m/Martin-Tomlinson/index.html

it isjust the one page but it says this : I am looking for information about MartinCeplauskas, married to Monika Lokacute and born in Lithuania in 1877. Heemigrated on a Polish passport. On his way to America, he passed through Londonand was taken on as a collier, working the rest of his life in Bellshill,Scotland. He died on 01 Aug 1945.

i was soexcited! proof this man Martin existed outside my families stories and more importantthat the name Ceplauskas was spelt correctly whoop whoop
if you’re a family tree’er you know how important spelling is.

on theback of all this info i found this document

 

it has somuch info on it> even his chest size and eye colour. If this is really my gg grandfather this would be a really good find. I just need to verify it ishim. If you have any info leave me a wee comment.

TTFN,