What I Was Reading This Week:
- A 1779 Slave Petition finally passes in the New Hampshire Legislature, 233 years late from Nutfield Genealogy
- Just Go Do It. Now. from No Story Too Small
- Records of Rights from The National Archives
- Why You Can’t Do All Your Research Online from Michael J Leclerc
- Why Coca-Cola wins with “America is Beautiful’ from Rooted in Foods
- Nels Oleson [Richard Bull] closes the Mercantile from Keeping the Story Alive
- Everyone an “expert”? From Midwestern Microhistory: A Genealogy Blog
- What’s With That Middle Name, Anyhow? From A Family Tapestry
- Books for Scholarly Genealogist from List Challenges
- Wordless Wednesday: Up on the Roof from Jollett Etc.
- NGS Announces New Course: Guide to Documentation and Source Citation from Adventures in Genealogy Education
- Sherman Heads from the Poore Homeland from Poore Boys in Gray
- Finding Moms and Grandmoms in the Family Tree from Juliana Smith at Ancestry.com
RootsTech 2014 Recap
- Slides from RootsTech Presentations — Motivation Monday (My slides from my 2 presentations from RootsTech)
- I Go Shopping at RootsTech from Ancestry.com
- Ancestry.com Exhibit at RootsTech 2014 from Genea-Musings
What I Was Writing This Week:
- Early Research. Sloppy Research. Lots of Questions. 52 Ancestors #5: Mary Elizabeth Gillespie
- Ask Ancestry Anne: I’m Having a Hard Time Researching my African American Ancestors
- Five Minute Finds: Favorite Genealogy Myths Debunked
Conference Talks
- NGS 2014: Richmond, Virginia : May 7-10
- I will be presenting once:
- F320 Searching Successfully to Reveal Your Ancestor’s Story on Ancestry.com: Friday 9:30am
52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks
- 52 Ancestors Challenge: Week 6 Recap from Amy Johnson Crow
- 52 Ancestors Challenge: Week 5 Recap from Amy Johnson Crow
- The Grandfather I Barely Knew: Ralph F. Ramsey, 1907-1984 (52 Ancestors #6) from No Story Too Small
- #52Ancestors No. 6 — “Malicious Abandonment” WHAT???? From Barbara Schmidt
- She Didn’t Shy Away From Hard Tasks #52Ancestors from Genealogy Circle
- #52Ancestors #6 Rosanna Jane Johnston Herring: Living in a Rented Store Building from Remember Me — Heritage from the Past
- 52 Ancestors: #6 ~ The Photo Album of a Civil War Veteran’s Wife — Cynthia Maria Waterman — Part 1 from Jana’s Genealogy and Family History Blog
- 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks: #6 Marian Veronica Essler from Rooted in Foods
- 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Stefan Papp, Csendőrs from Nolichucky Roots
- The Inventor 52 Ancestors: #6 Jules Frost from The eLuceydator
1. Wells, Kristie, Photo of Anne Gillespie Mitchell at RootsTech, 7 Feb 2014. Copy help by Anne Gillespie Mitchell, [ADDRESS FOR PRIVATE USE], California, 2014.
Thanks for the shout out! I so wish I could be a Roots Tech … someone needs to meet Ree Drummond for me 🙂
My pleasure Niki!
Thanks for the great list!
Thanks! Some many great articles out there!
Anne,
Thanks so much for the mention!!
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Totally jealous, Anne–not just because of RootsTech, but also because I just love books. Yeah, low tech books still rock!!!
Thanks for the mention today. Always appreciate reading your list!
Thanks for posting my blog story about the New Hampshire Slave Petition. Governor Maggie Hassan did sign and the slaves were post humously freed. This is a local story that should be nationally known, and the list of names and the story behind the petition is fascinating.
Heather it was a very interesting find on your part to say the least.