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Storyteller Tuesdays
NOTE: The name of the challenge has been changed to Storyteller Tuesdays.
What are Storyteller Tuesdays? Each week, anyone in the family historian community here on Substack are challenged with a prompt/question. The answer to that question must be a less than 350 word Substack post and it must address the prompt/question directly. That’s it. After that, watch for links to the answers right here in the Storyteller Tuesdays section of GenStack.
This week for Storyteller Tuesday, we focus on your Favorite Find as a genealogy researcher. Watch for responses here next week. If you’d like to participate, here is the prompt:
Genealogy and Family History Videos Published this Week
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A Ghost in Our Roots: How an Ancestor’s Loss Lives in Our Bones
Throwback Thursday: A Midshipman on Leave
Dear Descendant
How to search online for your Spanish ancestors in the Newspaper Library section of the National Library of Spain
DNA Pools, One-Off Errors, Kansas Rabbit Holes, Religious Migrations, Made Me Think, Ray of Genealogy Hope, Every Picture, Rural Route Address Clue, Knowing the Hospital
In the Kitchen with Mom
I Meant What I Said: Mom's Everyday Philosophy
Emma #175: August 1941
Leaching Plant
The Headmistress at War
Should you work with an editor on your family history?
The Daily Century: 08 May 1925 Fri
'We're Going to Have a Flood'
Mary Antionette Darden, 1907 - 1978
First Night Bartending @ Rogues Club.
The Woman Who Changed My Life
My Genealogy Alphabet Part 1
Henry Friend Q130023 Sgt AIF
Poetry About Ancestors’ Hobbies
Stories of the Great Hinckley Fire
A fascinating glimpse into youth culture in the 1941 yearbook from Martinsburg High School
Best of the Genea-Blogs 4/27 to 5/3
Bishop Heard and the Republican Party: A Voice for Freedom and Justice
Pen Hookers
William Baker, b. abt-1795
Publication date Tues May 6th, "Legacy of the Skies: A Grandson's tribute to a Legendary Aviator" (on Amazon)
Remove the Mask
Coming back from crime
How the Web is Woven
Why Is Louisville Hiding Its Namesake?
Aunt Ruthie Longenecker, a Towering Figure
'Victory in Europe Day' | Bridgend
Allotment approved after parcel sold to Warroad School
A Journey to the Royal Irish Hill of Tara Mike Collins
10. DESPERATELY SEEKING LAURA
ABOUT PAMELA JOY ALDRIDGE
Martha (Laughead) Hall, Widow of Alba S. Hall
Ernest Albert Fichtner
The Manchester Mulan: The true story of cavalryman Sarah Roberts Taylor
Thanks for including me again, Robin. The selection of stories seems to get better every week. I'm thankful you are willing to be so helpful to all of us.
I appreciate the mention, Robin, and the work you put into collating this every week. Thank you.