
To abide by the Genealogical Proof Standard you must do an exhaustive search. 1 We know that includes vital records, deeds, probate, tombstones and a wide variety of original and derivative sources. […]
To abide by the Genealogical Proof Standard you must do an exhaustive search. 1 We know that includes vital records, deeds, probate, tombstones and a wide variety of original and derivative sources. […]
Here is what inspired, moved and made me think this past week: Vandalism to a National Historic Landmark from Hankering for History That age old genealogy question….When is it proven? from Genealogy […]
Here are couple of the images I pulled from the Amherst, Virginia Register. I’ll transcribe underneath. Page 8. 1 1777 Dec 23; Gillaspie, William; Hudson, Ann;Security and Witnesses: Joshua Hudson; Edm Wilcox […]
I’ve probably been at this about 10 years, give or take, and I’ve been a lot more serious about it in the last couple of years. I made a vow to go […]
This is two weeks worth of Follow Friday, since I missed last weeks. Lots of good reading in here! A couple of posts about uencounter.me: Uencounter.me — A Way to Plot Cluster […]
That’s me sitting on my Dad’s knee with that chipmunk grin on my face. I’m guessing the photo was taking in late ’64 or early ’65. And we were probably in Charleston, […]
So I’ve be blogging for a few months now and it has indeed been a lot of fun. I spent the last couple of days thinking about what kind of posts have […]
I’ve been on Vacation, a girl’s weekend in New Orleans. So I’ve been away from my blog. Good weekend! New Orleans is an amazing town. So I’ve been working on my Sources. […]
I am a perpetual student because the world is a limitless place. — Elissa Scalise Powell I had the honor of being in Elissa’s class when I was a student in the […]
After 4 years at Ancestry.com I’m working at a different job and therefor not paying as much attention to my blogging the last few days. I’m now the product manager for Institutional […]