Preserving Stories on 1000memories
In the past couple of years, there has been an shifting emphasis in genealogy/family history. Momentum has been building around …
Category Archives: websites
FamilySearch Has Lost Its Flash
It’s official. FamilySearch has lost its Flash. No, not the sparkly, “gee, this is the most awesome site since the …
WeRelate sees increase in new users
WeRelate.org, the world’s largest genealogy wiki, saw a doubling of new users from Saturday, August 13 to Monday, August 15 …
Review of BillionGraves.com – Part 2
When I posted the first part of my review of BillionGraves.com, I had not yet created an account. This is …
Review of BillionGraves.com
Midge Frazel over at Granite in My Blood has been blogging about the new Billion Graves app for the iPhone. …
Celebrate Ohio Statehood Day with These Resources
Today is Ohio Statehood Day. Happy 208th Birthday, Ohio! (You don’t look a day over 207!) What better way to …
Celebrating the 2nd War for Independence
While celebrating Independence Day this weekend, think about not only the American Revolution but also the 2nd War for Independence: …
Our Military Heritage – An Update
You are probably familiar with the fantastic genealogical collection at the Allen County Public Library in Fort Wayne, Indiana. What …
Tricking a Database into Giving Me What I Want
Tonight while I was on Flickr, I came across this photo of Leon L. Devall’s tombstone with the title “135 …
OhioCivilWar150.org
The Ohio Historical Society has just launched a new website to raise awareness of Ohio’s role in the Civil War: …
