By Carolyn L. Barkley
Labor Day symbolizes the end of the “carefree days” of summer. Paradoxically, it is often a seen as a day of rest, a brief respite from the cares and concerns of our more complicated working lives. There is no complete agreement as to who first suggested the idea of the holiday. Some [...]
By Carolyn L. Barkley
On several research trips to the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, I was drawn to the large pedigree chart for President George W. Bush on the wall in the lobby. Despite having no links to his family, I found it fascinating to look at his chart. I think this interest [...]
By Carolyn L. Barkley
Sometimes in the course of my research an online source comes to my attention that is just too great not to write about. I know that many of you have already discovered Making of America. For those of you who have not, now is definitely the time. You’ll be glad you did [...]
by Jana Sloan Broglin, CG
GenealogyandFamilyHistory is pleased to bring you a preview of the upcoming conference. Genealogical conferences and workshops, whether local, state or national, are the best learning value for your money. Please consider attending – you’ll be glad you did. This week’s guest author is Jana Sloan Broglin, CG, Vice President of Membership [...]