6 Genealogy Things You Need to Know This Morning, Sunday, 23 Feb 2014

Today's Things

• On Zester Daily, Sylvia Wong Lewis provides a delightful account of a recent lecture, tour, and dinner she attended at the Morris-Jumel Mansion in "The Culinary History You Missed in '12 Years a Slave.'" [I love immersion study experiences like this...made me think what did my ancestors cook and eat...what were their stories?  But? Everything makes me think that. Heh. Also made me hungry.]

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• The Photo Detective, Maureen Taylor, takes a virtual walk through the Colonial Williamburg site's online collection, Historic Threads: Three Centuries of Clothing. Did your ancestors wear what Maureen came across? [All sorts of ways to have immersion study experiences, eh?]
• Another possible virtual immersion study experience of interest for those with Lowcountry roots: According to charlestonchronicle.net, the Lowcountry Digital History Initiative launched February 18th.
• Dick Eastman gives a wrap-up of his experiences at Who Do You Think You Are? Live in London.
• Explore your online genealogy learning opportunities for the upcoming week: Dear Myrtle's G+ hangouts, webinars, and online events this week.
• USGenWeb volunteer contributors uploaded 113 files recently of various types of records for various counties in the following US states: Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia, Washington, Iowa, Illinois, Louisiana, and New York.

Did you miss a day this past week? Maybe?

• Did you miss the 9 genealogy things you needed to know yesterday?
  
• How about the 9 genealogy things you needed to know Friday?
  
• And how about the 7 genealogy things you needed Thursday?
  
• Maybe the 9 genealogy things you needed Wednesday?
  
• What about the 6 genealogy things on Tuesday?
  
• Perhaps the 11 things on Monday?
  
• The 8 last Sunday?
  

Happy Researching!
~Caroline
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