Friday Follow

Well Friday Follow has rolled around again, I know I’ve been absent for some time but I still take time to read many blogs. Here are a few that caught my attention this past week and I thought I would share them with you today. As always they aren’t listed in any particular order, enjoy.

Olive Tree Genealogy - “Family Tree Maker Bombshell Rocks the GeneaSphere”

posted on Wednesday, December 9^th

posted by Lorine McGinnis Schulze

 

Nutfield Genealogy -  “Plan ahead for genealogy research without Family Tree Maker – Part 1 an ongoing series”

posted on Tuesday, December 8^th

posted by Heather Wilikinson Rojo

 

Atlanta Historical Tidbits - “When Atlanta Burned in 1917”

posted on Tuesday, December 8^th

posted by Jeannette Austin

 

 Last leaf on this Branch - Sentimental Sunday – Saviors of “The Stuff”

posted on Sunday, November 29^th

posted by Laura Cosgrove Lorenzana 

 

Friday Follow

Again I've had the opportunity to read many interesting and useful blogs this past week. I wanted to take the time to share some of those postings that caught my attention. They aren't listed in any particular order so please enjoy, share and have a great weekend.

 A Jewish Genealogy Journey - "Certificate of Citizenship for Morris Goldstein"
posted on Wednesday, May 6th
posted by Elizabeth Handler
 
My Maine Ancestry - "Fatally Wounded at Antietam"
posted on Wednesday, May 6th
posted by Pam Carter
 
JSTOR / Daily - "The Influenza Epidemic of 1918 and Your Ancestors"
posted on Friday, May 7th
posted by D. Joshua Taylor

Grace & Glory - "My Cousin Who Fought at the Alamo"
posted on Monday, May 4th
posted by Becky Jamison

The Legal Genealogist - "The Guardian ad litem"
posted on Wednesday, May 6th
posted by Judy Russell

Southern Graves - "Gov. Stephen Heards Grave (Tombstone Tuesday)"
posted on Tuesday, May 5th
posted by Stephaine Lincecum

Friday Follow

Well, Friday Follow has come around again and I wanted to share some postings that caught my attention. There were so many and I'm sorry to say I didn't have more time to view as many posting as I have in the past, busy week. They aren't listed in any particular order so please enjoy, share and have another wonderful weekend.

Worldwide Genealogy – A Genealogical Collaboration – “What part must we play in our genealogy education?”

Posted Friday, April 24^th

Pat Richley-Erickson – posted

Nutfield Genealogy – “May 2015 Genealogy and LocalHistory Calendar”

Posted Monday, April 27th

Heather Wilkinson Rojo – blogger

Genea-Musings – “Pre-Wedding Rehearsal Dinner -- Post357 of (Not So) Wordless Wednesday”

Posted Wednesday, April 29^th

Randy Seaver - posted

Many Roads - “German/Prussian Mega Search Engine”

Posted on Wednesday, April 29^th

Mark Rabideau – posted

 

Friday Follow

There are so many wonderful, interesting, educational, and funny blog postings this past week. Once again I wanted to share some that caught my attention. They aren't listed in any particular order so please enjoy, share and have a great weekend.

The Legal Genealogist - “The laws of access”

Posted on Tuesday, April 21^st    

Judy G Russell – blogger

Worldwide Genealogy – A Genealogical Collaboration “Painting a Portrait with Words”

Posted on Sunday, April 19^th   

Fran Ellsworth – blogger

Roots Revealed “Four Generations of Enslaved AncestorsHeld By One Trust”

Posted on Sunday, April 19^th  

Melvin Collier – blogger

Nutfield Genealogy “Patriots Day – The 225^th Anniversary at the Battle of Lexington and Concord” Posted on Sunday, April 19^th

Heather Wilkinson Rojo – blogger