Vol. 21, No. 78 — December 29, 2016
The Different Types of Libraries Used in Genealogical Research, and Their Unique Values |
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Using libraries is an important part of genealogical research. While they were the primary tool of genealogists in the past, we can get much of our research done on computers today. The availability of so many genealogical records online means we don’t have to make those trips to the local genealogy library to look at census indexes and microfilms anymore. Many of the books we used to find
information on our ancestors are no longer just on library shelves, but online in virtual libraries we can access from home, or anywhere. Technology has made doing genealogical research much more convenient... Read More
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Latest Genealogy Gold Podcast
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Is getting your family health history done an important part of your genealogy research? It can be. In this episode I’ll give you need to know about getting tested.
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Who’s Who in the Wars of the Roses: Richard Neville |
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Richard Neville, aka “The Kingmaker,” was a crucial player in the Wars of the Roses, first being instrumental in putting the Yorks in power, then switching sides after Edward IV’s scandalous and previously secret marriage to Elizabeth Woodville was revealed. He then worked to depose Edward IV and put the Lancasters back on the throne, all the while making strategic marriages for his two
daughters… one to a York and one to a Lancaster, briefly pitting sister against sister. A wily politician, Richard knew how to play both sides at the same time. While the name Richard Neville may not be well remembered by history today, “The Kingmaker” certainly is...
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Genealogy Helps (Free eBooks)
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Researching ancestry is an exciting and fun pastime which many people are taking up thanks to the easy accessibility of records through the internet and other forms of research.
And with this great new
book to help you, it has become easier still. Genealogy Helps, is an amazing resource which will help you to find records in some amazing and unusual places.
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Congratulations On Your Photo-a-Day Projects! New Year, New Projects! |
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Last year, I talked about photo-a-day projects and their benefits, and many of you reading my
blog decided to take on the challenge. Taking a photo each day for 365 days — that is commendable, an extraordinary feat that requires a lot of hard work and dedication. The benefits from the work that you have done are many. A photo-a-day project teaches you to observe your surroundings, looking for something interesting, and along the way, you pick up valuable skills, improving your composition, understanding of lighting, colors and more... Read More
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