Genealogy, Family History and The Ties that Bind Famlies Together.
https://www.libraryjournal.com/story/reference/what-you-need-to-know-to-help-african-patrons-start-their-genealogical-research Learn how to start your genealogical research. Take advantage of the holiday season when you gather with family members. Family
Workshop for people interested in African American Genealogy.
Nine (9) top FREE genealogical websites. Sites suited for the beginning researcher. This is a short yet, comprehensive list that will allow you to explore (or for some revisit) a large range of resources that will help you on your journey.
Over the next 9 days I will highlight a different website. Take time to visit the website and see what it has to offer. Every researcher should create their own toolkit of resources. This toolkit should expand and change overtime as your needs and research changes.
The 2014 National Archives Virtual Genealogy Fair begins TODAY! http://www.archives.gov/calendar/genealogy-fair/ Take time to check out this wonderful resource. Do you wish you could attend a great genealogy fair, but you lack the time and money. Well here's your chance. This fair is as close as your nearest wifi connection. Visit the National Archives for the 2014 Virtual... Continue Reading →
Great news this week from Mocavo ! They recently merged with Find My Past Family. Now they are offering US Federal Census index online for FREE forever. This is great for researchers who are looking to dig into the treasure trove of census records. Enjoy! Anna Mae's Oldest Grand-babyNichelle ~
The Ties That Bind 