This is two weeks worth of Follow Friday, since I missed last weeks. Lots of good reading in here!
A couple of posts about uencounter.me:
- Uencounter.me — A Way to Plot Cluster Genealogy Research (Geneabloggers)
- Mappy Monday – Fun with unencounter.me and an Upcoming Cool Feature Too! (Jana’s Genealogy and Family History Blog)
The mapping stories always make me think we need to try to represent our families without trees to break through walls.
Family Stories:
- Sunday’s Obituary: Genevieve Bowers (Gail Grunst Genealogy)
- The Family of John H Lawrence and Sarah Evans (Ancestral Breezes)
- A Victor Victrola Machine (A Hundred Years Ago)
- Funeral Card Friday — Death Claims Police Chief (My Blog.. My Life. My Ancestry)
Motivation:
- Spend Time Analyzing (Genealogy Tip of the Day)
- Wisdom Wednesday — If You can read, you can do anything. (Abbie and Eveline)
- 15 Websites for Genealogy Education (A Sense of Family)
And a few more posts to get you thinking:
- Making the Most of A last Minute Opportunity (A Family Tapestry)
- Losing Ground on the SSDI (Legal Genealogist)
- What’s in a married name? (Legal Genealogist)
- Tech Tuesday — DNA Test Results, Update (The eLuceydator)
- What is networking? And is it worth the effort? (Marian’s Roots and Rambles)
- This Weekend’s Final Tally (Virginia Plantation)
- Echo King: Result Ranking Unveiled (The Ancestry Insider)
cluster genealogy 
i really enjoy reading this blog, and I’m honored that you think that the post about the Victor Victrola machine on A Hundred Years Ago was worthy of inclusion on this list.
I’m glad you enjoy the blog! And yours is just charming.
Thank you for including me. I am honored! Unfortunately I can’t comment on your blog except this way. I haven’t commented using facebook before, but I wanted you to know I appreciate your encouragement! (abbieandeveline.com)
You have a great blog. And we all encourage each other. 🙂
Thanks so much for including my blog post Anne! I really appreciate it!
Happy to do it — I loved the post.
Honored to be included twice, thank you! I love your list — it always points me to things I want to read.
Anne, good point on your mapping stories (re: Uencounter.me). That breaking-through-brick-walls experience hit me like, well, a ton of bricks once when I obtained a 120-year-old plat map from Perry County, Ohio–and realized that the names handwritten in on each property were surnames that married into our family lines. Proximity sometimes results in more than one kind of relationship…
Thanks Anne!