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Blogs I Follow
- Minding the Workplace
- Goyen Family Tree
- Your Roots Are Showing Dearie!
- Opening Doors in Brick Walls
- Massachusetts Healthy Workplace Bill
- Rock of Ages: Grave Concerns
- Radiant Roots, Boricua Branches
- Princes, Paupers, Pilgrims & Pioneers: Our Predecessors & Me
- Repurposed Genealogy
- Virginia Historical Society's Blog
- Pieces of History
- A Worthington Weblog
- Genealogy Adventures
- Blog Spot for the Louisa County Historical Society
- J. Gray Researching
- Maurie D. McInnis
- theotheralexandria
- Genealogy Certification: My Personal Journal
- finding forgotten stories
- Planting the Seeds
Monthly Archives: July 2017
It’s really hard to believe! Struggling with African American Ancestry Research.
Why am I still doing genealogy research? Just a few thoughts have popped into my head. As a researcher sometimes I struggle with some of the facts/evidence I find. It forces me to come to terms with what I think … Continue reading
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