Chloe G.’s Ancestry Project 12/13/13 Mrs. Hamilton & Mrs. Hirschfield 3-4 Multiage

Chloe G.’s Ancestry Project

12/13/13Mrs. Hamilton & Mrs. Hirschfield

3-4 Multiage

Ken

Chloe Graham

Ken Marlene

Noble Emma Thomas Pearl

Debra

Wade Debbie

Viola Bill Joseph Mary

Where Were They From?

Great Grandpa GrahamGreat Grandpa Bill Great Grandma Mary

Great Grandma GrahamGreat Grandpa Collins

Great Grandma Collins

Great Grandpa JoeGreat Grandma Viola

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When, Why, How & Where

• When: My family immigrated to the US in the late 1800’s to the early 1900’s.

• Why: My family came to the US because there were better opportunities and a better life. It was hard for them to move to the US because it was very expensive to ride the boats.

• How: My family arrived in the US by boats which came through Ellis Island.

• Where: The families settled in the Eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan and Virginia.

Chloe G.’s Ancestry Project 12/13/13 Mrs. Hamilton & Mrs. Hirschfield 3-4 Multiage

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