Data Centers
Data Centers, Local Control, and the Digital World We Already Depend On In recent months, Kansans have debated proposals for new data centers. Some communities… Read More »Data Centers
Data Centers, Local Control, and the Digital World We Already Depend On In recent months, Kansans have debated proposals for new data centers. Some communities… Read More »Data Centers
Do you use artificial intelligence in your genealogy research? If so, are you figuring it out on your own, or do you have mentors and… Read More »AI Mentors
Do you track the religion of your ancestors? Religion is one of those items that often appears on genealogy research checklists, but it isn’t a… Read More »Religious Heritage
On May 18, Michael and I will celebrate 52 years of marriage. As I’ve reflected on our anniversary over the past few years, I’ve realized… Read More »Fifty-Two Years of Shared Paths
Calling all Genea-Musings Fans: It’s Saturday Night again – time for some more Genealogy Fun!! Here is your assignment if you choose to play along (cue the Mission Impossible… Read More »Saturday Night Genealogy Fun
One of the benefits of my ABC Biography project is that it encourages me to take the dry facts from a narrative report and turn… Read More »ABC Biography – Hiram M. Currey
Have you ever sat in front of a microfilm reader, hand on the crank, slowly scrolling through page after page of newspapers in hopes of… Read More »Friday Find
When researching family history, some of the most valuable records can be found in unexpected places. In Kansas, military veterans often filed copies of their… Read More »Military Discharge Paper at Courthouse
Have you seen the news that MyHeritage has introduced a new feature: Family Infographics? After seeing the announcement and reading Randy Seaver’s post about it,… Read More »Comparing Infographics
One of the challenges of genealogy is deciding what to do with information that has been copied from tree to tree for decades — especially… Read More »Questionable Children