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Category Archives: Blogs
Canada’s Anglo-Celtic Connections blog reaches huge milestone
Canada’s most prolific genealogy blogger, John D. Reid, has reached an extraordinary milestone that few of us can ever imagine achieving. This week, he wrote his 10,000th blog post. For 13 years, John has been writing daily posts on what … Continue reading
Genealogy bloggers take the A-Z Challenge
According to Australian genealogist Carmel Galvin, more than 500 bloggers are taking part in the A-Z Challenge throughout April, and she has compiled a list of those writing about genealogy. Read her blog, Carmel’s Corner, to see the list. Ms. … Continue reading
26 days of online genealogical resources — from A to Z
Throughout April, Alberta-based genealogist Liane Krüger is taking the A to Z Challenge on her blog, iFamily History, to share online genealogical resources — including a few Canadian sites — that begin with each letter of the alphabet. Starting this morning … Continue reading
Olive Tree Genealogy blog marks 16th anniversary
Congratulations to Lorine McGinnis Schulze on reaching the 16th anniversary of the longest-running genealogy news blog in Canada, Olive Tree Genealogy. She wrote the first blog post on February 3, 2003. Find out in her Sweet 16 blog post which two … Continue reading
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Dick Eastman marks 22nd anniversary of genealogy newsletter
Twenty-two years ago yesterday, Dick Eastman sent his first genealogy newsletter by email to about 100 people. Today, his daily newsletter, Eastman’s Online Genealogy Newsletter, is available online, and it has tens of thousands of readers. Mr. Eastman said, “This … Continue reading
31 days of tips from the Archive Lady during October
This weekend, while attending the British Isles Family History Society of Greater Ottawa’s conference, I had a few opportunities to talk with my favourite archivist. Each time we chatted, he reminded me about the many gems at Library and Archives … Continue reading
50 ideas for genealogy blogging
If you have been struggling for ideas to start a blog or keep your blog fresh, Lynn Palermo, the Armchair Genealogist, has 50 ideas to inspire you. Some of her suggestions make good topics for a family history writing special … Continue reading
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Canadian history blogs to read
Genealogists usually like learning about history, especially to better understand how our ancestors lived. There are many bloggers who write about history and online resources that can help genealogists with their research. To find history bloggers to follow, historian Andrea Eidinger … Continue reading
Canada loses one of its genealogy stars
The Canadian genealogy community has lost one of its brightest stars. Genealogist and blogger Elizabeth Lapointe from Ottawa passed away on Monday, March 13, 2017. As a professional researcher, Ms. Lapointe specialized in cross-border migration between Canada and the United States, … Continue reading
Poll — What are your genealogy organizing challenges?
Professional organizer, genealogist, and blogger Janine Adams is conducting a short poll to find out what genealogists’ “biggest challenges are with regard to organizing your genealogy research.” In the poll, you can select as many challenges as apply to your own … Continue reading
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