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 https://olddesignshop.com/2013/09/john-winsch-birds-new-year-postcard/ Wishing you all a very Happy and Healthy New Year!
While I am not much for New Year's resolutions, I do believe in setting some goals for the year. Why not use January to figure out what you want to accomplish in your family history this year? Will you finally write your family history to share with family? Or will you solve that brick wall that you have been working on for years? Whatever you decide, we can only hope that 2021 will bring us a calmer and healthier new year. Happy New Year!
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 Photo by David Beale on Unsplash Holiday Memories are here. Whether you are “zooming” to stay connected with family or friends or social distancing through a window or six feet away with masks, we will all have tales to tell this year because of the pandemic. Let’s look at some tools for capturing these precious memories as we close out this crazy year.
 Photo by Boston Public Library on Unsplash Multiple exposure photo with Racheal Abdalian appearing three times. Photographer: Abdalian, Leon H. Date: 1915 https://ark.digitalcommonwealth.org/ark:/50959/r494x6924 Please visit Digital Commonwealth to view more images: https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org. None of us would be here without the female part of the equation of our ancestors. I have been reading an excellent book that is focused about women’s lives in the United Kingdom but some of the information can be applied to our ancestors in the Midwest. Let’s look a bit more at that book as well as other material that might help you discover more about your female ancestors.
While not a genealogy site, ThoughtCo has a plethora of great information for the family historian and genealogists. ThoughtCo considers itself to be a premier reference site and a wealth of information is available on many topics. Let’s look at a few that are relevant to family historians.
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AuthorWith a lifelong passion for genealogy and history, the author enjoys the opportunity to share genealogy tidbits, inspiring others to research and write their family story. Archives
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