Worldwide Genealogy ~ A Genealogical Collaboration

RootsTech 2018 Theme: Connect. Belong. The Return Trip I have previously written about my trip to Rootstech/FGS 2015 . In Fe...

No this post is not about exercise (not in the true sense of the word anyway). I might say it was about a different type of exercise,...

I have considered this before back in 2014, but due to circumstances of age, losing loved ones, and time, it has come to the forefront of m...

This photograph is from the Twile Blog to find out more see the link below. What is Twile? Twile  is a website which creates a timeli...

February is  Black History Month  in the United States. It seemed an appropriate time to  write  about DNA matches to two fourth cousins twi...

Over on my GeniAus blog at the end of each Geneayear I have asked my Genimates to reflect on their Geneactivities over the past year and...

Are you a Memory Keeper? This photograph is a group of nurses? who worked at a military hospital near Southampton, Hampshire  Who know...

In the few weeks since the beginning of August, the Family History Information Standards Organisation ( FHISO ) has burst back into life aft...

FreeBMD is an ongoing project to transcribe civil registration indexes of births, marriages and deaths for England and Wales, and to provi...

We talk about collaboration and telling the stories of our family almost as though it is something new. Surely this is the real reason w...

Last month  I wrote of my intention  to join the  Familysearch Worldwide Indexing Event ,  this is a followup post.   “Alone we can do ...

Logo on www.curiousfox.com CuriousFox is a gazetteer and message system that connects genealogists and local historians. Collaboratio...

Academic researchers, commercial vendors and volunteer interest groups have produced a vast array of online resources useful to family histo...

Anyone who has been involved in international exchange or, traveled and lived in another country, will be well aware of the disorientation ...