Genealogy

Using ChatGPT AI for Genealogy Research

AI is my current obsession. I find it both useful and intriguing. While it could be a bit of a challenge getting on the platform in the beginning, once I […]

Genealogy

A puzzling new photo for my ancestor wall

This week I was contacted by a second cousin, Judi Nigh, who recently found a photo of my grandmother, uncles, and aunt. Judi’s grandmother, Phenaty May Taylor Johnson, was the […]

Genealogy

What will happen to all of our genealogy blogs and websites?

Our genealogy blogs and websites will inevitably disappear in the future. What is your plan for preserving your years of research?

Genealogy

Using newspaper collections in genealogy research

A continuation of my MyHeritage guest post and how using newspaper collections can extend and possibly correct genealogy research.

Genealogy

Ringing in 2022 with Genealogists on Twitter

Genealogists on Twitter is a collection of profiles for Twitter genealogists and family historians.

Genealogy

1890 New Bedford photo album featured in South Coast Today | Standard-Times

131 years and 6 months after New Bedford's high school class of 1890 held their graduation exercises, photos of 47 members of the group appeared in New Bedford's South Coast Today | Standard Times.

Genealogy

What would our ancestors say?

May 6 was our 56th day of isolation and, while most people’s quarantine time is slightly less, people have had it with isolating. Gone are the #stayathome pleas of the […]

Genealogy

Normalizing by doing what is normal

The last week flew by primarily because I got back to doing what I did the majority of the time before the pandemic started. Sure, we didn’t go to any […]

cool adventures

Cocktails, ephemera, photography

Genealogy

Using ChatGPT AI for Genealogy Research

A puzzling new photo for my ancestor wall

What will happen to all of our genealogy blogs and websites?

Using newspaper collections in genealogy research

Ringing in 2022 with Genealogists on Twitter

1890 New Bedford photo album featured in South Coast Today | Standard-Times

What would our ancestors say?

Normalizing by doing what is normal