From Twigs to Keyboards There is a current discussion in the genealogy circles, as well as in general circles, about the demise of cursive writing. Forgive me if I don’t have my mind completely wrapped around this, but I think it’s interesting to discuss and mull over the evolution of handwriting in general. I take [...]
124 Issues of Casefile Clues for $30 – Ends Today!
September 20, 2012 by
My genealogy friend Michael John Neill has a great offer for his newsletter Casefile Clues. Read on for more information and a chance to take advantage of a great opportunity to further your knowledge about genealogical research. – Carol Are you in need of how-to information written clearly, concisely, with an emphasis on [...]
Family Tree Magazine: Thomas MacEntee Webinar On-Demand
February 23, 2012 by
My friend Thomas MacEntee is one of the most prolific writers on the subject of genealogy that I have ever seen. We’ve all come to the conclusion that he doesn’t sleep, but it certainly doesn’t dull his mind! One of the on-demand webinars (a seminar on the web) he’s created is “They’re Alive! Finding Living [...]
