Olive Tree Genealogy
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| Blog Name: | Olive Tree Genealogy |
| Url: | http://www.olivetreegenealogy.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | genealogy, family, ancestry |
| Description: | Updates about Olive Tree Genealogy and other FREE genealogy records. Helping you build your family tree and find ancestors. Lorine answers questions about genealogy and provides tips for finding those elusive brick-wall ancestors |
| Popularity: | 159 Followers |
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Updates from Newspaper Archive
One of the many things I like about NewspaperARCHIVE.com is that you can get e-mail updates when new articles are added to the archive matching your search criteria.I'm always searching for VOLLICK and FOLLICK anywhere, anytime in North America. So it's a challenge for me to remember what I've searched and where (and which individual!). So the email notification of new articles with my surnames
One of the many things I like about NewspaperARCHIVE.com is that you can get e-mail updates when new articles are added to the archive matching your search criteria.I'm always searching for VOLLICK and FOLLICK anywhere, anytime in North America. So it's a challenge for me to remember what I've searched and where (and which individual!). So the email notification of new articles with my surnames
Expert Connect Services
Ancestry.com has a very interesting custom research tool called Expert Connect.Expert Connect services Expert Connect Services consist of five ways to get help with your family history research. * Record Pickup: Save yourself a cross-country trip. Hire a researcher in another state to visit a specific archive, collect the record you need and mail it to you. * Local Photo: Get a picture of
Ancestry.com has a very interesting custom research tool called Expert Connect.Expert Connect services Expert Connect Services consist of five ways to get help with your family history research. * Record Pickup: Save yourself a cross-country trip. Hire a researcher in another state to visit a specific archive, collect the record you need and mail it to you. * Local Photo: Get a picture of
Ah, the Good Ole Days!
When I started researching my genealogy it was sporadic, with years of non-genealogy in between spurts of frantic searching. But then I began researching in earnest in the days I refer to as B.I. (Before the Internet)I was thinking about it this week. Do you remember B.I.? Before Windows. Before Cyndis List. Before Ancestry.com. Before this wonderful cyber world we know now.I worked on my
When I started researching my genealogy it was sporadic, with years of non-genealogy in between spurts of frantic searching. But then I began researching in earnest in the days I refer to as B.I. (Before the Internet)I was thinking about it this week. Do you remember B.I.? Before Windows. Before Cyndis List. Before Ancestry.com. Before this wonderful cyber world we know now.I worked on my
ENTIRE U.S. CENSUS GOES INTERACTIVE WITH FOOTNOTE.COM
Footnote.com to feature original documents from every publicly available U.S. Federal Census from 1790 to 1930 Lindon, UT – October 29, 2009 – Today Footnote.comannounced it will digitize and create a searchable database for all publicly available U.S. Federal Censuses ranging from the first U.S. Census taken in 1790 to the most current public census from 1930. Through its partnership with The
Footnote.com to feature original documents from every publicly available U.S. Federal Census from 1790 to 1930 Lindon, UT – October 29, 2009 – Today Footnote.comannounced it will digitize and create a searchable database for all publicly available U.S. Federal Censuses ranging from the first U.S. Census taken in 1790 to the most current public census from 1930. Through its partnership with The
Using Land Petitions to Learn about an Ancestor
Land records are very useful. Originally all land in Ontario belonged to the Crown. Although there were small areas of settlement in 1763 after the British took over,major settlement of Upper Canada began in 1783 and utilized Crown Grants. Most settlers bought land soon after arrival, although of course there were exceptions to this - some lived with family previously settled, others had no
Land records are very useful. Originally all land in Ontario belonged to the Crown. Although there were small areas of settlement in 1763 after the British took over,major settlement of Upper Canada began in 1783 and utilized Crown Grants. Most settlers bought land soon after arrival, although of course there were exceptions to this - some lived with family previously settled, others had no
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