The Babcock family was at Winter Quarters

These names were recorded on the memorial plaque at Winter Quarters, near Omaha Nebraska.  Your ancestor, George Babcock, was not married at the time and had no children yet.  These names were probably cousins of George and his brother, Adolphus.  Both joined the church in 1832, either in New York or in Missouri.  They were in Nauvoo and left with the first saints in February 1846 or 1847.  We really do have a pioneer ancestory......

bronco burger

Steve is not alone with his culinary difficulties......this is the "junior burger" at the Omaha Sonic.  

Actually it tasted pretty good.......both bites.....

Disco Fever!

Dad is getting pretty crafty with his internet skills. Here is a little JibJab he created with Berlin and Jamison. We thought it was pretty funny.

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Well it has been a while since I blogged, due to our trip back west. We are home and excited to be here. We had a great time seeing family and going through the Twin Falls temple. But of course the trip wouldn't be an adventure without someone (me) getting sick for half the trip. I got the worse case of strep throat I have ever had and had to go through 2 antibiotics to finally kill it. I don't know if this is due to a lack of lymph nodes in my neck or just bad luck. But happy to say that I am feeling much better. We returned home to a horrible stench in our garage, realizing that Tony had unplugged the fridge not remembering that there was some food in the freezer...sick! So he got the honors of cleaning it, I love when it isn't my fault. Anyway...the reason we drove west was to attend Tony's littlest brothers wedding. Happy to say all went well and I have a new sister in law (had I only known I would end up with as many sisters as brothers maybe I wouldn't of cried for a sister everyday of my young life). Here are some pics from our adventure