Projectkin
Barbara at Projectkin, GenealCymru, Kelli Cedarfield, Lex Knowlton, Crystal Lorimor, Kathy Stone, Emma - Journeys into Genealogy, Lori Olson White, Jennifer Jones, Simon from WeAre.xyz, Jane Chapman, Bill Moore, Kyla Bayang, DearMYRTLE, Linda StufflebeanAs a community, we capture, preserve, and share our stories in every conceivable form. We inspire and encourage one another in posts, events, and conversations.
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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.
Writer of historical fiction who also loves food gardening in the summer and quilting in the winter, and family all the time.
Family & local history researcher \ud83c\udf33 In my spare time I like to read \ud83d\udcda
A lover of local & family history. A student of Appalachian culture and the pioneering spirit. Economic-developer-by-day. Optimistic introvert. Self-contrived adventurer and traveler.
Retired Professional Photo Manager working on her own family legacy and stories, and helping others do the same through Kathy's Corner with @Projectkin, and @Kathy'sCoaching.
I'm Emma Cox, a genealogist and family historian based in Kent, UK. I host a podcast called Journeys into Genealogy. I am particularly interested in DNA, what we inherit from our ancestors medically and also skills and expertise.
Author, Historian, Genealogist and Story Collector
Australian family historian and passionate amateur genealogist, researching for over 40 years and sharing stories from my family’s past.
Founder of WeAre.xyz... Family History and One Place Study collaborative archiving made simple & beautiful. Shropshire FH Society trustee, BBC, Snaptu (now Facebook). Father of 2 lovely lunatics. Cyclist, naturalist & ex paraglider with vertigo...
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 Websites on the weare.xyz platform
I'm a retired IT manager who now researches and writes about his family history. I was born in Oklahoma, grew up in Texas, and for the past 30 years have lived in New York.
Genealogy Librarian rounding up free tips for family history researching, heritage story writing and all the genealogy-related projects!
DearMYRTLE is your (not so) retired friend in genealogy. Host of Mondays with Myrt and Myrt’s Book Club. Rather than lectures, we focus on conversation and the interaction with attendees during the live stream.
I'm an avid genealogy researcher and blogger.
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