Julie's Genealogy & History Hub

The closest I get to Delaware are towns and counties of the same name.  Not one event in my database took place in the state of Delaware.  That being the case, I decided to head over to my Diigo bookmark page for Delaware to see […]

For the third year in a row, Lynn Palermo (a.k.a. The Armchair Genealogist) is hosting the Family History Writing Challenge.  This 28-day challenge begins on February 1 and ends on the February 28. By participating in the challenge, you are essentially making a commitment to […]

Weekly column sharing genealogy-related things that I’ve found.

Yet another orphan photo blog.  This one is Find Your Family.  Be sure to check out Other Orphan Photo Blogs for other orphan photo blogs.  It’s nice to know I’m not the only nutjob, crazy person, enthusiast out there saving these old photos from the […]

I just learned about the 2013 Historical Fiction Reading Challenge from Julie over at Anglers Rest.  I have a few historical fiction books in my Goodreads inventory that I’d like to read, so I figured why not sign up for the challenge, which basically entails […]

RootTech 2013 will be held March 21-23, 2013 in Salt Lake City.  Over those three days, attendees will have plenty of lecture sessions to choose from.  I though I’d share a list of presentations that may be of interest to you that relate to writing […]

This photo, of two young boys, is pretty rough, but it’s cute nonetheless.  Unfortunately, the boys are unidentified.

Last weekend, Australian genealogist, Jill Ball, of the blog Geniaus, created a meme related to things we as genealogists accomplished throughout 2012.  The intent is to focus on the POSITIVE…what we did accomplish…and not the things we may have fallen short on.  It’s all about […]