Posts about using primary sources for genealogy research. Primary sources are created at the time of an event, such as birth, marriage, and death records.

3 May 2014

Immigrant Ancestors Talk at SLOCGS

By |3 May 2014|Genealogy, Immigration Records, Presentations, Primary Sources, Research Tips|0 Comments

Courtesy Gjenvick-Gjønvik Archives Immigrant Ancestors Talk at San Luis Obispo County Genealogy Society today! This is one of my favorite presentations – "Coming to America: Castle Garden, Ellis Island & Immigrant Ancestors" – and it begins at 1:45 [...]

2 May 2014

New Immigrant Ancestors Guide Available

By |2 May 2014|Genealogy, Immigration Records, Naturalization Records, Sassy Jane Genealogy Guides|0 Comments

My new Immigrant Ancestors Guide is now available. Discovering Immigrant Ancestors has 25 pages of active links to essential and little-known resources on immigration and naturalization for European ancestors arriving at all ports in the United States.. [...]

4 Apr 2014

New Sassy Jane Guide Coming in May

By |4 Apr 2014|Genealogy, Immigration Records, Naturalization Records, Sassy Jane Genealogy Guides|0 Comments

"The Immigrant: Is He an Acquisition or a Detriment?" Judge, 19 Sep 1903 (Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division,  LC-USZC4-3659) There's a new Sassy Jane guide coming in May. Discovering Immigrant [...]

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