Mission: Genealogy
Deborah Carl, Barbara at Projectkin, Jane ChapmanWe're here to help welcome everyone to the warm and generous community of genealogists and family historians on Substack. We are free and platform-independent. Join us!
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American Ancestors Webinars
There are several places I go for webinars. I enjoy webinars because I can pause, rewind, and watch on my schedule. Thank you, Barbara, for recording the presentations at Projectkin. At the past Atlantic Mission Genealogy Gathering, we talk...
Modernized General Land Office Records System (GLO)
I’ve lived pretty much my whole life in the Northeast United States. The Bureau of Land Management-General Land Office meant absolutely nothing to me. Now that I live in Utah, there is a recreational area nearby run by the BLM that has RC m...
Same Name Resolution
Are J. Cloud, Jos. Cloud, and J.B. Cloud the same man? Probably not, but if you’re researching J. Cloud in Washington, Hamilton, Indiana, you’ll need to be sure. Detail from the map of Washington Township from History of Hamilton County, In...
What My Husband Discovered About His Cousin Using AI - Part 2
During World War II, my father-in-law wrote a letter to his parents from Acerra, Italy to Mineral Ridge, Ohio. The Americans had recently liberated the town, and he had gone there to look up his uncle.
Parts of the letter were reported in...
What My Husband Discovered About His Cousin Using AI - Part One
A man riding a bicycle. The image suggests Italy. What about that bicycle? Image credit: william zompi' on Unsplash. Edited to suggest 1940s.
As part of our move, we had to get rid of 2/3rds of our belongings. That meant scanning the boxes...
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I am a professional genealogist and I love writing the everyday stories of everyday people. The stories are there. If you need help finding them, check out my posts for ideas.
I'm the "ringleader" for Projectkin.org. As a community, we capture, preserve, and share our stories in every conceivable form. We inspire and encourage one another in posts, events, and conversations.
I've been researching family history since the early 1990's and incorporating DNA evidence since 2013. In 2024 I started a one-place study. My Substack publications mainly draw on material from my Archives on the weare.xyz platform
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