My New Book! If you’ve seen any of my new Honoring Ancestors blog posts you’ve seen the beautiful images I[…]
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Family Tree Magazine’s Genealogy Podcast
Family Tree Magazine produces a monthly genealogy podcast, hosted by Lisa Louise Cooke. I’ve been a frequent guest on the[…]
Read moreMaryland, Wills and Probate Records, 1604-1998
I recently had the opportunity to check out a fairly new addition to the Ancestry.com database collection: Maryland Wills and[…]
Read moreGrowing a Memory Garden
When Thomas Fuller, an 18th century British scholar, wrote, “many things grow in the garden that were never sown there,”[…]
Read moreMind-Mapping Genealogy Research
Mind-Mapping your next genealogy research project If you have a copy of my book, Discover Your Family History Online, you[…]
Read moreEvernote Genealogy
Want to save and organize your online genealogy research? Learn Evernote – quickly and easily. Evernote Genealogy – Quickly Store and[…]
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The Single Biggest Reason a Genealogy Search Fails
Brick walls are common in genealogy. And in all honesty, everyone has at least one family line that will never[…]
Read moreFaulkenberry Family in Texas
Faulkenberry Family in Texas A few collected stories about the Faulkenberry family branch that went to Texas. Gusher, v2,n3, September[…]
Read moreAncestry.com – the Unofficial Guide
Ancestry.com guide will show you how to find your ancestors quickly and easily My Unofficial Guide to Ancestry.com is an[…]
Read moreBrown County Kansas Genealogy
A great little article today from the Hiawatha World Online about Brown County Genealogy. (Kansas) In part: “Native to New[…]
Read moreMy genealogy challenge
My great-grandfather, James Hendrickson, married a young woman named Susan Strange in July of 1870. By the time the 1880[…]
Read moreThis week: Creating a Memory Garden
Although I’ve written about Memory Gardens before, here I am doing it again! I first had the notion about creating[…]
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