This week’s crème de la crème — December 6, 2014

Here are some of the bijoux I discovered this week.

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Online Resources for Your Loyalist Research Project by Ken McKinlay on Family Tree Knots.

Walking in the Footsteps of My Mother — Inside Taftville’s Ponemah Mill by Bernice L. Rocque on Bernice L. Rocque Blog.

The Moral Distance of the Past: History, Tragedy, and Ethics at Grand-Pré by Andrew Nurse on ActiveHistory.ca.

Ten-Minute Methodology: Proof Statements 1 by Judy Kellar Fox on BCG SpringBoard.

A Code of Conduct for Historians by Suzannah Lipscomb on HistoryToday.

Book Launch: Cavan History and Society by Claire Santry on Irish Genealogy News.

Asking Grandmother by Lindsay Fulton on Vita Brevis.

Nana, why do you write stories about dead people? by Mary Perkinson Nelson on Celebrating Family Stories.

My Mother Died Twice! by Valerie Hughes on Genealogy With Valerie.

57,000 Photo Studio Negatives in Richland, WA to be Destroyed and A Preservation Problem by Dick Eastman on Eastman’s Online Genealogy Newsletter.

Pondering the Past by Peter Seixas, Canada’s History.

Introducing Historical Insights on Ancestry.com Blog.

A Quick Gift for Mom and Dad by Diane Boumenot on One Rhode Island Family.

Christmas Gift Guide 2014 – The Family History Writer by Lynn Palermo on The Armchair Genealogist.

Global Genealogy Annual Top 10 List by John D. Reid on Canada’s Anglo-Celtic Connections.

Articles
Plongeons dans sa propre histoire by Marie-Christine Bouchard, La Tribune, Sherbrooke, Quebec.

South Peace Regional Archives working towards a new home by Braeden Jones, Grande Prairie (Alberta) Daily Herald-Tribune.

The Kerry workhouse girls who became Australian pioneers by Rosita Boland, Irish Times, Dublin.

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