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  • Barbara at Projectkin

    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.

  • Kevin Ferguson

    Kevin Ferguson is a wine historian & accidental longevity expert. He's writing a memoir about how Grandma Kay made it to 105, while breaking the rules. Stories of the Gemello Winery are also revealed.

  • GenealCymru
  • Alicia M Prater

    Medical science PhD who turned my research skills towards genealogy and lineage research. I've been involved in online publishing since 1997 but I've been a writer and the family historian even longer.

  • Deborah Carl

    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.

  • Dr. Mary M. Marshall

    The Dr. Mary M. Marshall Collection focuses on African American and Women's History. I welcome your support through a FREE or PAID SUBSCRIPTION. You may also DONATE to my account on VENMO: Mary-Marshall-162. Thank you for reading and supporting

  • Lisa Maguire

    Your family has a story. Your family were makers of history. ancestory is the place where family stories and history meet.

  • Lex Knowlton

    Family Historian

  • Diane Burley

    Author, journalist, mom of two sons. I braid lost moments of history, what has us wincing, and personal experience to offer stories with heart, hope, and humor — because God knows we need all three. I'm always looking for the light.

  • Emma - Journeys into Genealogy

    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.

  • Lynda Heines

    I'm a writer, a textile artist, a genealogist, an iris lover, and a cat herder. My sis’ death in 2023 pulled me back into writing about my ancestors and my life journey. My hubby, two cats, and I live on a small piece of land in Newburgh, Indiana.

  • Jennifer Jones

    Australian family historian and passionate amateur genealogist, researching for over 40 years and sharing stories from my family’s past.

  • Helene | Letters from LaBelle

    In 2021, Helene found herself gifted w/ a treasure trove of 885 hand-written letters penned by her deceased great-grandmother between 1961 to 1975. Follow along on the journey as she reads through these letters and dives into family history.

  • Anne’s Family History

    Sharing my family history. I am Australian with forebears from the United Kingdom and Europe.

  • Xanthe Hall

    Scottish-German storyteller, family historian, artist, photographer, gardener, actress. Originally from the UK, now living in Berlin, and half the year in Greece. Editor of an online lexicon on nuclear weapons.

  • Michelle Rees

    Family and local historian based in Gloucestershire, England

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