Alice Luckhardt
Contributing Writer
Alice L. Luckhardt - Alice L. Luckhardt-Stuart, FL
As a social science teacher in Florida for 18 years, office manager for the family business, historical and genealogical researcher and freelance published writer for national magazines and web sites, I offer an experienced researcher and writer. I meet deadlines and give my work 110%. Working with historical and genealogical societies and as a member of the International Society of Family History Writers and Editors, I have skills to offer. In April 2010, I placed 3rd in the nation for outstanding genealogical magazine article as presented by the International Society of Family History Writers and Editors. Several genealogical sites on the Internet have my genealogical writings including: FamilyTree.com.
Latest Articles
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Colonial Massachusetts and Elizabeth Emerson
The Puritans were known for the 1690s Salem witch trials. Far greater were the hangings of women for 'infanticides' and the concealing of infants' deaths.
May 24, 2010
- Alice Luckhardt
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Test-tube Babies - The Concept in 1934
Has the scientific concept of test-tube babies only been around for the last 40 years? News was made back in 1934 that might change such a perception.
May 21, 2010
- Alice Luckhardt
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Street Name Mystery in Stuart, Florida
Might there be a street with your name and be unbeknownst to you? It happened to an 85-year-old Florida lady. See how new light was shed on an old mystery.
Apr 30, 2010
- Alice Luckhardt
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Finding Revenge - Hannah Dustin
A brutal and horrifying incident in 1697 for Hannah and Mary Neff of Haverhill comes to an conclusion by the actions of this colonial woman.
Apr 26, 2010
- Alice Luckhardt
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Yearning for Revenge - Hannah Dustin of Colonial America
One horrifying incident in 1697 for a housewife named Hannah would live on for over 300 years and show brutally and survival at its highest level.
Apr 26, 2010
- Alice Luckhardt
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Dr. John Gorrie
A name not easily recalled yet recognized as one of the major scientists and inventors of the early 19th century, Dr. John Gorrie, developed artificial ice in Florida.
Sep 19, 2009
- Alice Luckhardt
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Ritta Island, Florida - Lost Community
Florida's planned paradise in 1909 on Lake Okeechobee was named Ritta Island. The aspirations of its new settlers were just starting when events ended their dreams.
Sep 2, 2009
- Alice Luckhardt
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Florida Seminole Indian Curse
The cases of eight U. S. Presidents dying while in office might be due to the Indian Removal Act of 1830 backed by President Andrew Jackson and a Seminole Indian curse.
Aug 23, 2009
- Alice Luckhardt
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Hugh Alderman - Florida Prisoner 63 Years
As a young man in 1916, Florida native Hugh Alderman might have had some great life experiences ahead of him. Instead he spent the next 63 years as a Florida prisoner.
Aug 22, 2009
- Alice Luckhardt
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American Civil War Spy with Womanly Wiles
Females played an essential role during the Civil War. Some preferred the more dangerous and scandalous roles of being spies. The most appealing spy was Belle Boyd.
Aug 1, 2009
- Alice Luckhardt
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