Sassy Jane Genealogy
US and European Genealogy Research
Sassy Jane Genealogy
US and European Genealogy Research
The SLIG 2019 Reading Gothic Script and Fraktur class is my first genealogy treat to myself of the new year. I've never had a head for languages. I believe my French professor in college [...]
Genealogy books from 1923 now available, thanks to recent changes to U.S. copyright law. Almost 11,000 digitized books published that year have been added to the public domain, along with hundreds of thousands of [...]
What are your best 2018 genealogy things? Before we plunge into a new research year, let's visit your best 2018 genealogy things. Were you on the move, making a research trip, or visit a family [...]
Here are some tips for interviewing relatives for family history.The suggestions here come from my own professional experience, and from colleagues at the Society of California Archivists and the Oral History Association. Holiday gatherings may not [...]
