Welcome to the March 12, 2008 edition of Where Were You?. This month, we asked the question: “Where were you (or your ancestors) during the great depression?

TK presents The Great Depression posted at Before My Time. This is a wonderful entry that I urge everyone to read. Amazing information and details here. Please take a moment to read this wonderful story.

Janice Brown presents Where Were You During the Great Depression? posted at Cow Hampshire. Janice wasn’t even a twinkle in her father’s eye during this time. Her blog entry is a wonderful piece that I’m sure many will enjoy for years to come. As usual, great work Janice!

Miriam Robbins Midkiff presents AnceStories: The Stories of My Ancestors: Ancestors in the 1930 U.S. Federal Census - Part 12 posted at AnceStories: The Stories of My Ancestors, saying, “This is the 12th of a 16-part series of where my ancestors lived when the 1930 U.S. Federal Census was taken…in other words, where they lived during the Great Depression. Links to the other 11 parts are given at the bottom of the post.”

Jessica Oswalt presents My Family and the Great Depression …posted at Jessica’s Genejournal. Jessica wasn’t around for the great depression either, but she has family that was. Take a look at her entry!

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