As I was going through my normal morning reading of the news and blogs, I came accross my subscription to Dick Eastman’s Online Genealogy Newsletter. In his newsletter he had posted an article on his first day at the NGS Conference which is currently being held in Charleston, S.C. At the very bottom, he announces the […]
In Genealogical Conferences – The Magic Recipe, Thomas MacEntee encourages genea-bloggers to write posts this week about genealogy conference and seminar issues. Today’s topic is: “Taking It All In – and finally on Friday, May 6, 2011, we’ll hear from the attendees of genealogy conferences. I have been waiting all week to post this and FINALLY I can! […]
Ok, my weekend was the best ever and gave me the most motivation to keep doing what I am doing. I attended my Aunt’s surprise birthday party for her 99th birthday. My aunt is not only my dad’s older sister, but she is the oldest of all of the kids. She has such vitality for a […]
I have been searching for my husband’s great-great-great-grandfather, Henry T. Stanard, but have not been successful. Although my husband’s great-great-great-grandfather is on my Most Wanted list, this post is about his son, Elbert M. Stanard. I have been communicating with a distant cousin of my husband’s, Charles Grote, and several months ago, he send me a […]
I am officially registered for the Southern California Genealogical Society’s Jamboree that will be held in June! I was able to register before the deadline of early-bird registration which is April 30th. I can’t wait am excited to go! I plan on taking some classes on hispanic genealogy, California genealogy, translating latin records, methodology classes (evidence & […]
