Mission: Genealogy
Mission: Genealogy, Dean Kirby, Robin Stewart, Barbara at ProjectkinBuilding a community on Substack for genealogy as a viable alternative to the noise and bravado of social media. We are free of fees and platform-independent. Join us for our monthly roundtables and office hours for family historians and genealogists.
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November Office Hours: Posts, Notes, Chat and more
> Note: In building the Mission: Genealogy community, of and I have made an effort to make sure that everyone is comfortable in our live program discussion sessions. These are less about presentations and more about nuts-and-bolts learnin...
🙋♀️A Question: Office Hours Nov-12
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From the Roundtable: Gatherings in 2025
If you’ve joined us for our Roundtable or Office Hours gatherings, you’ll know just how magical they’ve become. We’re learning from and inspiring each other.
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
We are Robin and Barbara, the minders for the Mission: Genealogy community. We're building a genealogy community on Substack. Visit MissionGenealogy.org to learn more.
Dr Dean Kirby is an award-winning journalist, and a historian, author, genealogist and tour guide with a PhD in urban history. Once Upon a Time in Manchester reveals forgotten stories from the streets of Victorian Manchester.
Founder of Cuzens Genealogy. A genealogist for the past 40 years, I now focus on writing about, and how to organize and preserve family history, because genealogy matters.
I'm your "ringleader" for Projectkin.org, a community of family historians hooked on stories. Together, we explore capturing, curating, and collaborating on family history stories in a modern digital world. ⮕ Join us?
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