The Genealogist

The Genealogist received a BA in Family History from Brigham Young University with an emphasis in British Research. She is also involved in United States and Swiss research. Every Tuesday is spent as a volunteer at a local Family History Center where she enjoys assisting patrons with their genealogy. This site is dedicated to helping others see connections and possibilities that exist in easily obtainable records.

http://thegenealogist.blogspot.com/ - last updated 23 Apr 2008

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Benson Genealogy's Genealogy Blog

http://www.bensongenealogyblog.co.uk/ - last updated 6 May 2007

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Genealogy Education

My purpose is to provide stimulating ideas for genealogy teachers, lecturers and program planners to encourage and provoke them in improving what they do, and how they do it. I am always open to your comments and encourage you to become not just a regular reader, but an involved reader.

http://www.genealogy-education.com/ - last updated 21 Apr 2007

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Genealogy Clues by The Ancestor Detector

Hints, tips, tricks and a little motivation to help you uncover your roots and find your family story.

http://ancestordetector.blogspot.com/

Find Your Dead

This blog is a place for us to find random dead by conducting "cold genealogy" for families who are not related to our own. The term is appropriate because we approach a case knowing absolutely nothing about the family we are researching. Whomever we randomly choose, we will use resources available online and present research bits as we find them. The eventual goal is to compile family histories for these random adoptees. We might dig up information on someone who is in your family!

http://www.findyourdead.com/wp/ - last updated 21 Apr 2007

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Genealogy Works & Fun Blog

A blog by a professional genealogist in Nebraska. Fun tips for genealogy, serious research ideas and often something about researching in Nebraska.

http://www.incolor.com/rcoleman/page6/page6.html

Paul K. Graham, Certified Genealogist

Site includes blog posts about sources and research methodology with a focus on Georgia and the Southeast United States.

http://www.pkgraham.com/