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“The Story of the Dash” is a phrase I learned the other day. When you are writing your family histories, what you are really doing is filling in the areas between birth and death years — the dash. I really like that idea. Your family becomes more than just dates and notations on a genealogy chart; they have a story and a place in history.
I watched “The Codebreakers” on “20/20” last Friday evening. No, it was not about a World War II secret facility breaking codes against the Nazis, but rather different kinds of
Today I want to discuss the Stephens County Genealogy Library itself. Few people in our community are aware of all the services that we offer at the genealogy library, but we have quite a variety of resources for genealogy research and preservation.
Genealogy is one of the fastest growing career fields in the world. There are so many different areas of genealogy one can focus on. Many people start with the personal
During the family gatherings this year, I hope you remember to listen.
Genealogy is something I think about every day, and not even just because it's my job. But lately, because of new technological innovations, I have been thinking about all kinds of methods of research.
America250 is the perfect time to honor your family history, wherever places it may herald from,
