Shankland One-Name Study

Blog describing research progress on the Shankland One-Name Study, collecting information on Shanklands everywhere to provide a genealogical, historical and cultural background to the various Shankland families.

http://shankland-one-name-study.blogspot.com/ - last updated 28 Dec 2006

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Daniel's Genealogy Blog

New and updated genealogy websites, genealogy-related news articles, and anything else that strikes me as interesting. The emphasis is on Britain, but that's not exclusive.

http://dfmgenblog.blogspot.com/ - last updated 13 Dec 2006

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STOKAN Genealogy

I thank all the fellow Stockan/Stokan researchers and our Orkney residents who have supplied information to help me document our family heritage.

http://stokan-orkney.blogspot.com/ - last updated 2 Dec 2006

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The Paddick One-Name Study

All my life I have been asked the question, 'Are you related to Hugh Paddick?' And all my life I have been forced to reply, 'I don't know.' And despite asertions from my father's cousin that he's closely related I have still to prove it on paper! I began my one-name study as an extension of my family tree in 1996 in order to answer that question and to find more information about my own family. I am still in the process of building my information - I keep finding new things to look at to find Paddicks!

http://paddickons.livejournal.com/ - last updated 27 Oct 2006

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The Soberon Weblog

All Soberon from all over the world are invited to put items on this weblog. This way every interested familymember and/or namesake can be informed and react to others.

http://eriksoberon.spaces.live.com/ - last updated 26 Oct 2006

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McCadden's of Donegal

I have wandered around the roots & branches of my family tree for quite some time now. The result has been boxes full of notes, photos, etc. I have tried to arrange and put it into some sort of shape. And then to share with other family members the results. And so this is an experiment, to see if I can use the site to gather the notes, maybe organise them a little, share them with family. That sort of thing.

http://mccadden.blogspot.com/ - last updated 29 Aug 2006

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Forgotten Ancestors: A Journey to Western Ukraine

A mother and son's journey back in time to discover their lost culture and family roots.

http://forgottenancestors.blogspot.com/ - last updated 25 Jul 2006

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Jane's Roots

Jane's personal family history. All her ancestors were from central and southern England (Mercia and Wessex). A working class and lower middle class family. The most interesting ancestors were a Rifleman and the Battle of Waterloo, and his wife who was a field nurse at the battle, plus their daughter who assisted her mother though only five and then lived to be 94, and the last living British survivor of the battle. The next most interesting person in the family tree was a librarian.

http://janesroots.shawwebspace.ca/blog/