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Book Review — A Guide to Massachusetts Cemeteries, 3rd edition

Title: A Guide to Massachusetts Cemeteries, 3rd edition Author: David Allen Lambert Format: Paperback Published: 2018 My Rating: The following review first appeared in the Federation of Genealogical Societies FORUM magazine (Summer 2019); reprinted with permission. This post contains affiliate links. First published in 2002, […]

Genealogy Education: Watch

Education is important for genealogists to undertake. With a vast array of records that we consult to the techniques that we use to solve tough problems, it’s vital that we stay in the know and continually learn. This is a topic that I am passionate […]

Massachusetts Society of Genealogists 2020 Writing Contest

Entries for the 2020 Massachusetts Society of Genealogists (MSOG) Writing Contest are due by August 3, 2020. Anyone may enter, but if you are not an MSOG member, there is a $10 submission fee. Entries must be original content (i.e., not previously published) and relate […]

Genealogy Education: Read

Education is important for genealogists to undertake. With a vast array of records that we consult to the techniques that we use to solve tough problems, it’s vital that we stay in the know and continually learn. This is a topic that I am passionate […]

Review Your Research…Again

Are you stuck on a genealogy problem? There are many ways to tackle tough genealogy projects, but I think the first step should always be—review your research. We all started our research as a beginner. During that time, we were prone to making mistakes and […]

Facebook for Genealogists: Pages

Since I’ve been on the topic of Facebook this month, I’ve got one more idea to share. Facebook pages are typically the Facebook “home” for a business, organization, or public figure. A page is similar to a personal profile, but a page is public and […]

You’re Invited! Join My Genealogy Scavenger Hunt

I get it. This “safer at home” thing is getting old. Everyone’s going stir-crazy! So, I thought I’d put together a fun little genealogy challenge to take your mind off the craziness…and to let you have some FUN in the process! What is this challenge […]

How Can I Help?

I’ve had a ton of thoughts spinning in my head about how I can better serve my blog readers, email subscribers, and the genealogy community in general. Right now, I am providing weekly blog posts for my dedicated readers and a monthly newsletter Genealogy Quick […]

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Julie Cahill Tarr, Accredited Genealogist

Through my Genealogy In Action brand, I provide action-based education to genealogists looking to enhance their research skills. Through my company Brass Oak Genealogy, I provide research consulting, editing, and record retrieval services.

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