23 January 2013
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AK - Obituaries - Trails To The Past
Obituaries taken from the Alaska Sportsman magazine 1935 to present.
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This is my blog about when I index / arbitrate for FamilySearch Indexing and the different things I as well as others see going on. I am a FSI volunteer and the views within are my own.
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Things Ancestral Quest will do, and how to do them. Written by an instructor of Ancestral Quest.
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Boston 2013 - 33rd International Conference on Jewish Genealogy
Boston—Registration is now open for the 33rd IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy to be held in historic Boston on August 4-9. The conference is the leading genealogy event of the year for people researching their family history. Experts will give 200 lectures, hands-on workshops and programs during the conference. Over 1000 researchers ranging from beginners to professional genealogists from all over the United States and around the world are expected to attend the conference in Boston. The early registration discount will end on April 30. Attendees will have a special rate at the centrally located Boston Park Plaza Hotel (hotelinfo.iajgs2013.org). The rate will be in effect from July 29 to August 14, so consider spending extra time doing research or enjoying Boston and its wonderful vacations areas nearby. Within a few hours’ drive of Boston are Cape Cod, the Tanglewood Music Center in western Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont and Connecticut. For people who have never attended an IAJGS Conference, see this video, Passport to Your Past, to learn about the experience: video.iajgs2013.org. The International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies (IAJGS) and the Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Boston (JGSGB) are co-hosts of the conference. Co-chairs are Marlis Humphrey representing IAJGS and Jay Sage and Heidi Urich for JGSGB (chairs@iajgs2013.org).
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Chula Vista Genealogical Society
Serves the city and southern portion of San Diego county California. Chula Vista Genealogical Society, founded in 1987, and works at meeting the needs of genealogists in the community. We put on workshops, seminars and other events, (training sessions) for the community and members. We have monthly speakers at our general meeting and we have fun sharing and helping others. Our Motto is "We Dig Our Ancestors". Purpose is listed on the About Us page.
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First Families of Western Pennsylvania
Lineage Society open to Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society members who can prove an ancestor's residence in any of the 26 counties in western Pennsylvania before 31 Dec 1810.
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Gibson County Tennessee Genealogy Biographies
Free access to the full text of all 242 biographies of families and individuals from the History of Gibson County, Tennessee published by The Goodspeed Publishing Company in 1887. These biographies often include details that are not found in any other type of genealogical record.
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PEYLONT: PILAND, PILANT, PYLAND, and PYLANT Family History
The online version of the award-winning "Peylont: Journal of Piland/Pilant/Pyland/Pylant Family History" (revised and updated) focuses on the ancestors and descendants of American immigrant James PYLANDE (1604 — 1663).
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Susi's Chatty Performances on Genealogy
A site used to elaborate on various family's surnames and places and events. Also used as a teaching guide for others to enjoy. Citing little remembered Sources, How to do research from home. Pictures are shared and information given on various surnames. Topics shared regarding various meetings and blogger suggestions.
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The Illustrated Geographic Atlas of the Kingdom of Poland
Detailed maps of the Kingdom of Poland 1907 Maps with Indexes that link to Wikipedia. From the Internet Polish Genealogical Source.
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Your Guide to Finding Orphaned & Adopted Ancestors
Information and resources to help you track down ancestors who were brought up outside the home of the birth parents.
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Your Guide to Researching Arizona Ancestors
Links and tips to help you plan your research strategy and find resources to find Arizona ancestors.
