Worldwide Genealogy ~ A Genealogical Collaboration

As Worldwide Genealogy has just turned two, it is time to take stock.  Thanks to my co-authors this blog is still going strong.  The total...

The reason I started my internet genealogy journey, was to blog my sweetheart's stories so my children would have them. I blogged S...

Created on Wordle.com by Fran Ellsworth My thoughts recently turned to new Bloggers or those that feel the inner pull to join in and a...

A lot of ideas are coming through for reinvigorating our genealogy research in 2015. Thomas MacEntee has proposed a genealogy do-over st...

As family historians we need the traditional three Rs of reading, ‘riting and ‘rithmetic, after all how else to locate our families’ reco...

Fishing for Family - You Might Have A Great Catch! Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net ID-100165715 I am so impressed with people w...

Hi - I am Anne and I am the 7th collaborator from Australia and the only one from Victoria so far.  Jill, Diane and Sharon are from New Sout...

We Australians do seem to have dominated the Worldwide Genealogy so far, good thing we are generally a mixed bunch in this country of immigr...

Hi, I am Fran Langley Ellsworth, also known as the Hummer.  It fits, as I “flit” from state to state visiting and loving on my children ...

Hi, I’m Frances Owen. We might have met when I’ve been blogging , tweeting , Facebooking or Google+ing under my online name, (A) Rebel Han...

Hi all, firstly I would like to thank Julie Goucher and  Jill Ball for drawing my attention to, and inviting me to join the Worldwide Genea...