
When you write about your family, good things happen. You find flaws in your logic. You find those wonderful “ah-ha” moments. And on occasion, you find a genealogy angel. Or they find […]
When you write about your family, good things happen. You find flaws in your logic. You find those wonderful “ah-ha” moments. And on occasion, you find a genealogy angel. Or they find […]
Dog shows? I know you are thinking that I’ve lost it. Or maybe I’m looking for an excuse to post a picture of my dog. (Guilty!) But I was watching the Westminster […]
I have a few speaking engagements coming up that you might be interested in. I usually post my slides when I’m done, so if you can’t attend, you can view them later. […]
Here’s what I’ve been reading this week: Two on Archives.com What to Do if You Think Your Ancestors Came From Outer Space Keeping Track on the Road to Proof Slavery-Related Court Petitions […]
What I’ve been reading and writing this week. Enjoy! Philippina’s Choice from The Legal Genealogist This may be why your Civil War ancestor lost an arm or leg from Poore Boys in […]
Oh, I’m serious. Think of a world where you do genealogy without every creating a family tree. No tree on Ancestry.com or in Family Tree Maker or whatever your most beloved software […]
Here’s some goodies from this past week. FHWC: Grandma was a witch The Covert Burial of William Jesse Wallen Confederates on the Railroad Bridge: 150 Years Later, an Identification Avoiding Genealogical Search […]
I found these from a post Elissa Scalise Powell made on the TGF. It is a series of videos by the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania entitled: Genealogists Share: What I Wish I […]
In a week where I didn’t post at all, I admire those who did even more! Enjoy. Three from The Legal Genealogist: Microsoft clip art on your blog? Getting that document from […]