My travels and family history help you reveal yours.
On my TravelGenee blog I share my family history and my travels researching and learning about family history. The Genealogical Research category covers any blog posts that features family history research. This might include research trips, tips for your research, online places to explore and more.
I write about family history conferences I attend so you can learn from the things I learn.
You will also find my posts for blogging challenges for family history month and others like the A to Z blogging challenge each April.
This month I will be increasing my family history knowledge by attempting the Family History Month Challenge. Created by Shauna Hicks, it is 31 Genealogy Activities for Researchers During National Family History Month August 2014. Read More …
My Grandmother did inspiring things. She was involved in athletics in 1923 and I did not even know about it. This posting is about Olive Constance Beatrice IRELAND DOB 13 Apr 1887. When surfing the Read More …
Successful genealogy search is something we strive. This is Part 2 of my day 3 sessions. Check out Part 1 for Genealogy Research Log for another day 3 session. Focusing on my goals to be Read More …
Day three at Rootstech was a Family Day and crowds of kids and teens flocked around the Rootstech, sessions and expo hall. It was great to see their smiling faces enjoying themselves. For day 3, Read More …
Welcome to part 2 of day two at Rootstech. If you missed Part 1, check it out. Part 2 is about three of the sessions I attended. About cartography for genealogists, learning how to tune Read More …
Day two at RootsTech I am reporting on the Federation of Genealogical Societies (FGS) Lunch for this posting and mapping as portals to the past, fine tuning ancestry.com searches and DNA For Part 2. Federation Read More …
I registered late on day zero, a day specially for developers, and collected the nice shoulder bag with brochures supplied by many of the sponsors. Being a bag junkie I have loads of bags so Read More …