Weekly column sharing genealogy-related things that I’ve found, such as new blogs, interesting posts/articles, useful websites and resources, and of course upcoming webinars.
New-to-Me Blogs
- Dezi Duz It, Dezi
Online Articles
- Share Your Knowledge: Write for FGS FORUM, FGS Voice
- On Mice and Men—and Research Habits, Quick Tips, The Blog @ Evidence Explained
- Was Your German Ancestor Recruited to Come to Michigan?, Journey to the Past
- 52 Ancestors: #30 Challenging-To-Research But So Rewarding, The Schwartz-Trierweiler Family, Opening Doors in Brick Walls [Cathy writes about one of my Luxembourg families.]
- Autosomal Matchmaking Vendor Comparison, DNA eXplained
- When Is It a Diacritic and When Is It Shorthand?, Rootdig
- Did You Know that NARA Has an eBook Collection?, UpFront with NGS
- Prussian-German Genealogy Workshop [Interested in a Virtual Offering?], Many Roads
- All of My Ancestors Have Been Found!, Lineagekeeper’s Genealogy Blog
- Inmates Indexing Genealogy Records, Huffington Post
- Writing Every Day?, The Highly Caffeinated Genealogist
- This Time Next Month, The Legal Genealogist
- How to Research Legal Notices in Newspapers for Genealogy, GenealogyBank Blog
- Greetings from Vermont, Arlene Eakle’s Genealogy Blog
- Why You Can’t Find a Death Record (and Some Things That Might Help), Amy Johnson Crow
- Apprentice Seamen Records 1824-1910 Join Ancestry, Irish Genealogy News
- Is It Time to Let Go of the Internet in Genealogy, Amy Johnson Crow
- The Porcupine Chart, segment-ology
- Autosomal DNA Testing 101 – What Now?, DNA eXplained
- Defending Connecticut: Fortifying New London Against the British in 1812, ConnecticutHistory.org
- The Tragedies Behind Blacksheep Ancestors, Olive Tree Genealogy
- How Much of Your Family Tree Do You Know? And Why Does That Matter?, The Genetic Genealogist
Magazine/Journal Articles
- No finds this week.
Website & Resources
- No finds this week.
Genealogy-Related Books
- Finished reading Ben Bones and the Search for Paneta’s Crown, by Michael F. Havelin
Good Deals
- 20% off mtDNA Full Sequence Test from Family Tree DNA , valid through August 31.
- Huge discount on Cemetery Research Field Kit at Shop Family Tree (was $162.07, now $59.99).
Upcoming FREE Webinars
Date / Time | Webinar / Presenter / Host |
09/02 1 PM Central |
Break Down Brick Walls in Eastern European Research – Tips, Tools and Tricks Lisa Alzo Legacy Family Tree |
09/02 7 PM Central |
Genealogical Research Using Facebook’s 4,000+ Genealogical Pages & Groups Katherine R. Wilson Minnesota Genealogical Society |
09/05 12 PM Central |
The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors Michael L. Strauss Southern California Genealogical Society |
09/08 8 PM Central |
Using Tax Records for Genealogical Problem Solving Michael Lacopo Illinois State Genealogical Society |
09/09 8 PM Central |
Research Your Swedish Ancestors in Living Color Using ArkivDigital Online Kathy Meade Legacy Family Tree |
09/15 7 PM Central |
Blacksheep Ancestors and Their Records C. Ann Staley Wisconsin State Genealogical Society |
09/16 1 PM Central |
Researching Your Dutch Ancestors Yvette Hoitnik Legacy Family Tree |
09/16 7 PM Central |
How to Learn New Things Pamela Boyer Sayre Georgia Genealogical Society |
09/16 8 PM Central |
Coming to America: The Immigrant Experience Diana Crisman Smith Southern California Genealogical Society |
09/17 7 PM Central |
Mapping Your Genealogy: From A to Z and In-Between Thomas MacEntee Florida State Genealogical Society |
09/18 2 PM Central |
Where They Walked: Working With Deeds Kathy Gunter Sullivan North Carolina Genealogical Society |
09/23 1 PM Central |
Researching Your Ancestors in England and Wales Kirsty Gray Legacy Family Tree |
09/25 1 PM Central |
Maps Tell Some of the Story for the African-Ancestored Genealogist Angela Walton-Raji Legacy Family Tree |
09/30 1 PM Central |
Using Periodicals to Find Your Ancestors Gena Philibert-Ortega Legacy Family Tree |
09/30 2 PM Central |
Digital Collections at NEHGS and AJHS-NEA Sally Benny and Stephanie Call New England Historic Genealogical Society |
Thank you Julie for mentioning my post on the family you share with my husband.
You bet!