Today, March 1, is Saint David's Day. St. David is the patron saint of Wales and March 1st is traditionally a national holiday in Wales. I've created a set of kid-friendly 'My Welsh Ancestor' worksheets for those of you who may have a Welsh ancestor in your family tree. Even though Wales, Scotland, and England are all part of the United Kingdom, each area has its own history, traditions, and language, so I intend to make separate English and Scottish worksheets, too.
For a general overview of the history of Welsh immigration to America, see this Wikipedia page. Click on each image for a free PDF of each worksheet.
For a general overview of the history of Welsh immigration to America, see this Wikipedia page. Click on each image for a free PDF of each worksheet.
My Welsh Ancestor: Female With Notes
My Welsh Ancestor: Male With Notes
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My Welsh Ancestor: Female Without Notes
My Welsh Ancestor: Male Without Notes
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All ancestor worksheets are for personal use only and can be found on the 'Ancestor Worksheet' page of GrowingLittleLeaves.com . A general worksheet for recording source information can be downloaded here.
Also, with any of these ancestor sheets, if your family has an ancestor who came to a country other than America (Canada, Australia, etc.), please let me know and I can tweak the worksheets and send them to you!
©2015, Emily Kowalski Schroeder
Also, with any of these ancestor sheets, if your family has an ancestor who came to a country other than America (Canada, Australia, etc.), please let me know and I can tweak the worksheets and send them to you!
©2015, Emily Kowalski Schroeder
