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On Genealogy--Lessons in Finding Your Past: Previous Posts
6/20/05 Post -- How to get started in family research.
by Joan M. Kay
from The Kaitlyn Mae Book Blog
Your ancestors made history.
Wherever your folks hail from—Virginia, Jamaica, England, China—they were the very fabric of that culture. They belong in a history book, somewhere, somehow. For figures such as George Washington or Napoleon Bonaparte, scholarly biographies are easy to come by and are worthwhile reading for any student of history. But what about your ancestors? In which book do you read about their contributions to history? Unless you are a descendent of, say, Patrick Henry or Thomas Jefferson, you won’t find one...
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6/27/05 Post -- Documentation, Proof, and Keeping It All Straight
by Joan M. Kay
from The Kaitlyn Mae Book Blog
This is a "do as I say, not as I do" post, folks.
For you could see by taking a browse through my family group records, a great many of my facts have not been documented clearly. Or well. Or at all. I've very often been lazy as a summer pond when I'm researching.
But no longer...
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by Joan M. Kay
from The Kaitlyn Mae Book Blog
Your ancestors made history.
Wherever your folks hail from—Virginia, Jamaica, England, China—they were the very fabric of that culture. They belong in a history book, somewhere, somehow. For figures such as George Washington or Napoleon Bonaparte, scholarly biographies are easy to come by and are worthwhile reading for any student of history. But what about your ancestors? In which book do you read about their contributions to history? Unless you are a descendent of, say, Patrick Henry or Thomas Jefferson, you won’t find one...
Click here
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
6/27/05 Post -- Documentation, Proof, and Keeping It All Straight
by Joan M. Kay
from The Kaitlyn Mae Book Blog
This is a "do as I say, not as I do" post, folks.
For you could see by taking a browse through my family group records, a great many of my facts have not been documented clearly. Or well. Or at all. I've very often been lazy as a summer pond when I'm researching.
But no longer...
Click here
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