Indexed 50 names on FamilySearch 1910 Massachusetts census. #genealogy #GBGames2010 #
Blog post: Winter 2010 Geneablogger Games – The Final Tally http://bit.ly/d9eFWQ #genealogy #GBGames2010 #
Reading: Trace Your Family Tree on Your Lunch Hour – Online Research | Genealogy – Everything.com http://ow.ly/1bVkn #
I have Albrechts, too, but further back in the mid 1700s. RT @genwishlist: Surname Saturday: ALBRECHT . . . → : CONTINUE READING
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February turned out to be a good genealogy month. I thought I might get sidetracked from my original plans by playing in the Geneablogger Games, but I was able to combine many tasks and make them work for both the Games and my To-Do list. February Plan: Write 10 blog posts – This post makes 10. Done! I’m setting more modest goals this month, since I didn’t get much genealogy done last month. So, for February: Write 10 blog posts There are many opportunities to volunteer within the genealogy community. Whether it is working with a genealogical society, indexing records, performing “Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness,” or fulfilling Find-a-Grave requests, opportunities large and small abound. I would even venture to say that all us geneabloggers are volunteers every time we write a blog article; after all, . . . → : CONTINUE READING RT @bibliotraveler: Good article on finding South Carolina marriage records, http://tinyurl.com/scmarr #genealogy # I began blogging my genealogy to-dos last month and I’m pleased with the results. Having the list out here for all to see keeps me accountable, plus I don’t feel like I’m tearing off in a hundred directions at once. I can stay focused on what I want to accomplish this month and as I think . . . → : CONTINUE READING December was my first month posting a list of genealogy tasks that I wanted to accomplish during the month. How did I do? Look for marriage record for John William Stroud and Mary Jane Hemphill. – Done. Okay, I forgot about it until I printed my list this morning. But it was easy to find, so I . . . → : CONTINUE READING Interesting news. . .DearMYRTLE’s Genealogy Blog: DAR: Online databases now available http://ow.ly/DylA # |
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