Friday Find
Wells–Doolittle Marriage Today’s Friday Find comes from my WELLS notebook and features the marriage record of Nancy Wells and James Doolittle. The paper copy of… Read More »Friday Find
Claude AI and Genealogy
Using Claude AI to Analyze Genealogy Research Reports Do you follow the “leaders” exploring the intersection of genealogy and artificial intelligence? I do—and Facebook has… Read More »Claude AI and Genealogy
WikiTree Connect-A-Thon
Are you on WikiTree? Have you ever participated in one of their events? Although I’ve connected many of my ancestors to WikiTree over time, I… Read More »WikiTree Connect-A-Thon
Edward Grant Briles
Two years ago, I never imagined that my genealogy work would move beyond documents and timelines into storytelling. Yet, with the help of artificial intelligence… Read More »Edward Grant Briles
Monday’s Diggings
Today’s find in my BRILES file is yet another deed my parents photocopied years ago during a visit to Randolph County, North Carolina. They thoughtfully… Read More »Monday’s Diggings
Saturday Night Genealogy Fun
Calling all Genea-Musings Fans! It’s Saturday Night again—and you know what that means… 🎉 Time for some more Genealogy Fun! 🎉 Grab your research hat,… Read More »Saturday Night Genealogy Fun
ABC Biography: Edward Grant Briles
One of my favorite ways to share family history is through ABC Biographies, a storytelling approach developed by Randy Seaver of Genea-Musings. Rather than presenting… Read More »ABC Biography: Edward Grant Briles
Friday Find
William Wells Records – A Friday Find Do you have documents in your genealogy files that simply aren’t available online? While most of us can… Read More »Friday Find
Using RootsMagic Groups to Identify Missing 1950 Census Records
As dedicated genealogists, most of us strive to locate every available census record for the people in our family trees. While I’ve made a strong… Read More »Using RootsMagic Groups to Identify Missing 1950 Census Records
Browning Family on WikiTree
After recently working through the task of separating multiple Jeremiah Browning families on FamilySearch in order to restore a family structure that matches an 1831… Read More »Browning Family on WikiTree