Highlights from news stories and blog posts I have read in the past week that deal with my overlapping interests in Genealogy, History, Heri...

James Tanner at Genealogy's Star  listed his Top Ten Can't Miss Websites , focusing on non-Genealogy websites, but including archive...

I conduct a lot of genealogy research from the comfort of my home computer. One of the key resources I use is my St. Louis County Public Lib...

Highlights from news stories and blog posts I have read in the past week that deal with my overlapping interests in Genealogy, History, Heri...

Happy New Year to all - 5773 The New Year begins at sunset tonight, may yours be a sweet one

It's been awhile, but I've decided to restart my weekly lists of links, so: Below are some highlights from news stories and blog p...

For the Second American Civil War Blog Challenge , Bill West of West in New England asks us to write about our ancestors and the Civil War....

Amanuensis: A person employed to write what another dictates or to copy what has been written by another. I continue my proje...

In Canada and the U.S., Labo(u)r Day is Monday, Sept 3rd.  For all celebrating, some music and poetry to get you into the mood: Happy Lab...

Many media sources have recently printed the following fact: Hillary Duff is the closest US celebrity relative to the Queen. They share Ed...

Today my paternal grandfather, Melvin L Newmark, would have celebrated his 100th birthday. 1. 1915 - Age 3. 2. 1924 Confirmation Class, ...

Amanuensis: A person employed to write what another dictates or to copy what has been written by another. I continue my proje...

Amanuensis: A person employed to write what another dictates or to copy what has been written by another. I continue my proje...

Amanuensis: A person employed to write what another dictates or to copy what has been written by another. I continue my proje...

This entry is not a religious perspective on the ethics of DNA testing. This entry is a perspective on Ancestry.com's new DNA test  fr...

In the comments to one of my recent posts concerning research at FindMyPast I was notified that, as reported at The Legal Genealogist - F...

Exploring FindMyPast  with my new subscription, I decided to look up some Denyer baptisms. This is another instance where I have already con...

Readers of Part One , where I looked at FindMyPast's marriage records, may have enlarged the image of the search results and noticed th...

FindMyPast - the British genealogy website, is expanding to America . They currently have a deeply discounted World Subscription rate, and...