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My Book Publication notification: "Legacy of the Skies: A Grandson's Tribute to a Legendary Aviator" on Amazon May 6th.
Embracing Retro Seafood
Filling in the Blanks of my Jewish Family History
The Story of Edmund Sams
Betty Skelton: A Pioneering Woman in Aerospace
Nick Redux
The Footnote
The Daily Century: 18 Apr 1925 Sat
N is for New Zealand Explorer
Practical Prompting:
April Challenge: A to Z AI in Genealogy
Charles Morris Frazee, 1875 - 1963, Part 2
Emma #172: May 1941
Owain & Henry
My Belated RootsTech 2025 Roundup
Juvenilia
DNA Testing and Genealogy: The Pros and Cons of Genetic Research
Can I Share a Lil Secret?
Bringing It All
A Martinsburg widow’s strength: how Bessie Fellers rebuilt after unimaginable loss
Finding your Grandparents in the Spanish Civil Registry: A newbie's Guide
AI Deep Research and Genealogy Projects
Musical Tastes
Finding Meaning in the Everyday: A Conversation with Diahan Southard
Genealogy With Gemini 2.5
Genealogy Software Decoded Genealogy Happy Hour
How to Gather Stories from Living Relatives
A Grain of Salt
What Would Our Ancestors Think of Today’s World?
Lease and Release, Changes, Plats, Photos, Batteries, Punch-Cards, Tuck-Ins, and More
How a group of American Quakers helped spark confederation in Canada: Part One
Arthur, the detective determined to miss the war
Tattoos, True Love and Transportation: The story of 19c convict, Maria Bryant
Top 2 Takeaways from the Finding Your Roots Season 11 Finale
Changing Roles
The Copper Country Sanatorium
28. Kurt Marx IV
A love story on Lake of the Woods: Frank and Sarah Thunder
BLUBBERHOUSES and MOSES FRENCH
DNA & Privacy
A Dickensian start to my family history
Trust Nobody: The Conclusion
Genea-Musings Randy Seaver
What a wide ranging collection of family history content you’ve gathered this week - thanks! 🤩
Thanks for the mention! Part 3 should be out on Monday.