Blogs/Articles
- “52 Documents in 52 Weeks #43: Guardian Bonds” by Linda Stufflebean on her blog Empty Branches on the Family Tree – great overview of this resource! Also see:
- “How Many Segments Do You Share?” by Blaine Bettinger on his blog The Genetic Genealogist
- “Forty-two Names” by Judy G. Russell on her blog The Legal Genealogist – Also see:
- “RootsMagic TreeShare, Ancestry Member Trees, and Source Citations” by Randy Seaver on his blog Genea-Musings. Randy is probably my top go-to blog person when I’m looking for help with RootsMagic! Also see:
- “Continued Commitment to Customer Privacy and Control” on Ancestry’s Blog
- “Back to the Basics with Probate Records – Part 1” by Diana Elder on her blog Family Locket
- Genealogy Bargains has a number of awesome things this week! Including:
Media and Education
- “Episode 212 – Researching Eastern Europe: Where are the Borders? / Reclaim the Records Strikes in New Jersey” by Ryan Bennett on his blog Extreme Genes
- “Win A RootsTech 2018 Pass!” by Linda Stufflebean on her blog – I encourage you to enter! I have yet to attend myself, but have heard nothing but rave reviews from fellow genealogists!
- “Native American DNA Resources” by Roberta Estes on her blog DNAeXplained
- “GeneaChat: Native American Ancestry. A Part of Your Family Tree?” by Cheri Passey on The In-Depth Genealogist – Also see:
- “Genealogical Proof Standard – A Guide for Your Genealogy Journal” by Heather Reed
- “Recorded MyHeritage Genealogy Seminar Webinars Are Now Available Online for Free” by Dick Eastman on his blog – Also see:
New and Updated Resources
- Randy Seaver of Genea-Musings has the new and updated records lists for Ancestry.com and FamilySearch.org
- FindMyPast’s Friday’s Records – The new and updated list includes:
- Surrey Lay Subsidies 1524-1645
- Surrey Court Cases 1391-1835
- New York State Death Index
- New York City Marriage Announcements 1833-1836
- New York State Religious Records 1716-1914
- The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record
- Surrey & South London Wills & Probate Index 1470-1856
- From Dick Eastman’s blog:
- “History Colorado Now Offers Historic African American Newspapers“
- “TheGenealogist Adds to its Expanding Collection of Parish Records“
- “1921 Canadian Census is Now Available Free at the Library and Archives Canada“
- “Find Living Cousins Using the Newfoundland 1921 Census“
- “Transcriptions from St. Agnes Cemetery Tombstones in Menands, NY are Now Online“
Linda Stufflebean
Hi Nichelle, Thank you for the double mention this week AND promoting my RootsTech 2018 pass contest. Thanks!
Nichelle Barra
You’re welcome! Your guardian bonds one was particularly well timed for me, as I just went over this with some new students. It went onto their list of resources for more information 🙂
Cheri Hudson Passey
Thanks so much for mentioning my GeneaChat post for the In-Depth Genealogy Blog.!
Nichelle Barra
You’re welcome! 🙂