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I’m a reader – and that’s the way I like to get my news, whether its in the form of a newspaper, magazine, or just words on the computer screen, I get a lot more out of the written word Continue reading I Get That Mormon Paper – The Deseret News
A few days ago, Larry (Loreto) Tocci contacted me and asked me to take a look at blogs that he has produced on the Cedrone-Tocci and Trimble-Ohmstead families. Wishing to share the rich history of his Italian family, about two Continue reading The Cedrone – Tocci & Trimble – Ohmstead Family Blogs
Kristin Hopper has created a blog titled “Genealogy and Ancestry of Barack Obama and the Other U.S. Presidents.” She is attempting to share photos of the parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents of each of the presidents when available. Pictures are an Continue reading The Genealogy of Presidents Blog
A few days ago, Randy Seaver wrote a good blog about how this lousy economy might effect genealogy. I then wrote one of my own. I see that Schelly Talalay Dardashti of Tracing the Tribe has now joined the chorus. Continue reading Update on Genealogy and the Economy
Randy Seaver just posted a blog that asks the same question that many of us are asking. How will the economy effect genealogy? Although I know that it’s been said that folks will keep spending on their hobby, it’s also Continue reading Randy asks, “How will the economy effect genealogy?”
I had delightful time last night, as I met blogger Randy Seaver at the Salt Lake Plaza Hotel about five and we made our way down to the Ruby River Steakhouse for dinner. I read his blog several times a Continue reading Dinner With Randy
For a number of months now, Bruce Buzbee has been allowing us to find out what features will be in RootsMagic Version 4 by way of a blog. One of his users wanted to share the information about RootsMagic 4 Continue reading Complete “Unwrapped RootsMagic 4” Articles Available as a 6MB PDF File
On Friday (January 9, 2009), a group of geneabloggers visited The Generations Network (TGN) offices. They came away with interesting observations about Ancestry.com, including future plans, statistics, and such. It’s all quite interesting. I wasn’t involved in any way. Heck, Continue reading The Generations Network Invaded by Geneabloggers
Well… I’m back. This blog is about as ugly as you can get, but I’m sure that can be taken care of, given time and work on my part. This one’s all mine. There’s no administrator this time around. As Continue reading GenealogyBlog is back
Joe Beine, owner of the “Genealogy Roots Blog,” has begun a cemetery blog that’s pretty interesting. All active genealogists have an interest in the meaning of cemetery symbols and other graveyard oddities. Take a look at the Cemeteries and Cemetery Continue reading The New Cemeteries and Cemetery Symbols Blog
Birdie Holsclaw, CG and Julie Miller, CG announce the creation of Colorado Genealogy Blog and invite you to visit the blog at www.cogenblog.com. The purpose of COGenBlog is to share news and tips about genealogy in Colorado. Editor’s Note: I’ve Continue reading New Colorado Genealogy Blog