Comparing Infographics
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
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
Today’s find from my WELLS notebook is a Bible record for the David Hutchinson family. Below are the images from the Bible along with a… Read More »Monday’s Diggings
What Automobiles Did Your Ancestors Own? Calling all Genea-Musings Fans: It’s Saturday Night again —time for some more Genealogy Fun!! Here is your assignment, if… Read More »Saturday Night Genealogy Fun
I needed one place to gather my ABC Biographies—so I built it. This post organizes my 3rd & 4th generation ancestors and their descendants, linking each to their story.
A Treasury Warrant for James Crawford Today’s find from my Crawford files is a photocopy of a page from the book Land Entries for Madison… Read More »Friday Find
A personal transition—this time with a little help from ChatGPT There was a time when I was responsible for over one hundred Windows desktops serving… Read More »From Managing Windows PCs to Choosing My Own Mac
Her Long Illness As genealogists, we often encounter brief phrases in obituaries that hint at long and difficult stories. One such phrase appears in the… Read More »A Time in the Life of Sarah Ellen (Ralston) Hammond
Audio & Infographic Video One of the things I’ve come to appreciate about using Artificial Intelligence (AI) in genealogy is how it can highlight details… Read More »Bringing Sarah’s Story to Life with AI
An Unplaced Biography of Captain David Wells Hutchinson Have you ever found something in your files that should be incredibly useful… but raises more questions… Read More »Monday’s Diggings