Have you traced your family tree back to colonial Virginia of the early 1600s? If so, you may have ancestors who were living in the Jamestown area.
And that means you could be eligible to join the Jamestowne Society!
In this post, you’ll find a few resources for researching your Jamestown ancestors online.
We don’t always know the details of our female ancestors’ lives, but it is important to tell the stories we do know.
Mary Virginia Bernardin immigrated from France to America in 1855 as a young woman. She married Victor Redoutey in Ohio and moved to the midwest.
You can read what I know of her story in this post.
In May, the Genealogy Blog Party had a case of “spring fever.”
Read this post to find out how bloggers interpreted the theme!
Note: this linkup closed on 1 June 2019. Please check The Genealogy Blog Party > General Information to learn about the current linkup.
Everybody came from somewhere, and for most of us, our ancestors came from somewhere other than where we live today. Have you traced your ancestors to that “somewhere else?”
The April Genealogy Blog Party is all about stories of immigrant ancestors… any time, anywhere in the world.
Add your posts to the linkup by midnight PT on 1 May 2019.
March is Women’s History Month and the Genealogy Blog Party is joining the celebration!
So this month, share what you know about the ladies in your family.
Add your posts to the March linkup by midnight PT on 4 April 2019.
One thing that makes rotten winter weather seem almost bearable is a good book.
And I’ve got one for you!
Check out my review of “Letters From the Dead,” the 7th installment in Steve Robinson’s Jefferson Tayte Genealogical Mystery series.
If you like genealogy (of course you do) and solving creepy murder mysteries, you’ll love this one as much as I did!
Every blogger should take a break from content creation to look “under the hood” and make sure the everything is running smoothly.
It’s not always fun, but it is necessary. Especially if we want those COUSINS to find us in search engines.
In this post, I take a look at the reports from a few website diagnostic tools and share my results.
Hopefully, you’ll feel inspired to do the same for your blog!
New year, new you? NOPE!
The January Genealogy Blog Party was all about shaping up your BLOG!
You never get a second chance to make a first impression… and that goes for your blog, too.
Check out this post for tools to help you analyze and tune-up your blog.
This linkup closed on 31 January 2019.
Hello, I'm Elizabeth! I'm a genealogist, writer, and educator, and I've been looking for my descendant's ancestors for 3x's longer than she's been alive. I tell some of their stories here, but I also share tech and blogging tips, news, and other stuff I like. I am the host of the Genealogy Blog Party, which I hope you will join! Find out more right here. 
