Genealogy Roundup, February 4
For Black History Month, I decided to put together a collage of photos of some of the people I've been fortunate enough to research and meet.
December 2014 Seton Shields Genealogy Grant
The initiative to establish the Simpsonville Genealogical Research Room came from a young man named Andrew Staton.
Genealogy Roundup, January 28
Holocaust survivor salutes American soldier who saved him, Stephen Colbert: One Last Report and Heirloom Homecomings.
Genealogy Roundup, January 21
"Arranging Family:" First Solo Exhibit by Carlee Fernandez. Photographer and [...]
Genealogy Roundup, January 14
These 5 women are the last living people born in 1800s and Professor finds long-lost home movies playing at NYC museum.
Historical Accuracy as Prison?
This is my true gripe with liberties taken in historical films - for the vast majority of the people who watch, the movie will be the only version of events that they'll ever know.
Abandoned Home, Lost Photos, and Found Money
Abandoned Home, Lost Photos, and Found Money. It's a happy story in a sense - honest urban explorer returns money to family. But the photos - the photos!
Down Under: William & Nancy Ashley of Florida
The Genealogy Guys explore Oaklawn Cemetery in Tampa, Florida, and tell the story of William and Nancy Ashley, hinted at by their tombstone.
Genealogy Roundup, January 7
Articles about Annie Moore, the 1st immigrant to arrive at Ellis Island and Melissa Etheridge;s ancestry to feature in "Who Do You Think You Are?"
Waiting for Wine
The reason for the wine? To thank me for research for a friend of one of my cousins, hoping to track down some cousins to surprise her mother at Christmas.