Published Articles
SHADES OF THE DEPARTED e-MAGAZINE
From 2009—2013, I was the In2Genealogy Columnist for Shades of the Departed Magazine, published by the footnoteMaven. It is on hiatus right now, but here is a convenient list of links to all of my articles:
From 2009—2013, I was the In2Genealogy Columnist for Shades of the Departed Magazine, published by the footnoteMaven. It is on hiatus right now, but here is a convenient list of links to all of my articles:
- Making Sense of the 1930 Census, November 2009, p. 28
- What Do You Call A Doughnut?, December 2009, p.36
- Sketching Your Ancestors, January 2010, p.56
- Your Ancestors Were Travelers, February 2010, p.40
- Where They Belong, March 2010, p. 58
- Discovering a Wildcatter, May 2010, p. 26
- The Ancestor Network Method, The Wedding Issue, 2010, p. 76
- The Evidence of Life, The Mourning Issue, 2010, p. 92
- The Fecklessness of Fashion, The Out West Issue, 2011, p. 54
- A Call to Arms, The Politics Issue, 2011, p. 72
- So What Do You Do For a Living?, The Occupations Issue, 2011, p. 106
- How Will You Know?, The Golden Rule Issue, 2013, p.92
- Toys, Family Stories, and Junk Piles, 2013, p.28
WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? MAGAZINE, UK
FGS FORUM e-MAGAZINE
- Are You Ready for a World Family Tree?, April 2013
FGS FORUM e-MAGAZINE
- Spotlight on Member Projects: Indexing Projects, New Databases, & More, Spring 2015
- Spotlight on Member Projects: Preservation Projects, Special Interest Groups, New Websites & More, Summer 2015
- 2015 FGS Awards Recipients, Summer 2015
- Spotlight on Member Projects: Surname Project, Webinars, 'Human Scanners' & More, Fall 2015
Guest posts & Newsletter Articles on other sites:
- MyHeritage.com's Blog, Social Networks: Our Ancestors Had Them, 3 Oct 2011
- 1000Memories.com's Blog, It's Time to Change the Game, 17 Oct 2011
- WeForgotYouNot.com Blog, With His Spoken Word, January 2012
- Family Tree UK Magazine's blog, Collaboration is the Key to the Future, 9 February 2012
- GHLL's Branching Out Genealogy Newsletter, My Secret World of Smartphones and Genealogy, coming Aug 2012
If you are looking for a guest poster for your blog or an article for your online newsletter, please feel free to contact me.
BloggingGenealogy.com
BloggingGenealogy.com is a place where you can:
- Learn how to optimize your blog so that potential cousins find it and want to contact you.
- Learn how to optimize your blog so that potential members find your blog and want to join your genealogical society.
- Learn how to optimize your blog so that potential clients find it and want to hire you to research for them.
- Learn how to use other social media tools besides blogging to attain your goals.
My Personal Family History Blog, Family Stories
Family Stories is where my family history blogging started. And? I'm still blogging there because we're never truly done, are we?
Dead people like to talk. And I like to listen and write their stories down. Sometimes their stories are sad. Sometimes they're happy. And sometimes they're downright naughty [if I'm lucky].
So. Family Stories is where I write it all down. Their bad decisions. And their good decisions. The times they got it right. And the times they couldn't have been more wrong. It's where I tell you about them in hopes that they won't be forgotten. Everything they've willingly told me. And what I've had to pull from them. They're imperfect. Just like you. And just like me. But they're mine, and I wouldn't have it any other way.
So take a look around. Read a few stories. Laugh. Cry. Shake your head in disbelief. [*snort* I do it all the time.]
For these are my family's stories.
I also write about my husband's family stories at the following blogs:
~Caroline
Dead people like to talk. And I like to listen and write their stories down. Sometimes their stories are sad. Sometimes they're happy. And sometimes they're downright naughty [if I'm lucky].
So. Family Stories is where I write it all down. Their bad decisions. And their good decisions. The times they got it right. And the times they couldn't have been more wrong. It's where I tell you about them in hopes that they won't be forgotten. Everything they've willingly told me. And what I've had to pull from them. They're imperfect. Just like you. And just like me. But they're mine, and I wouldn't have it any other way.
So take a look around. Read a few stories. Laugh. Cry. Shake your head in disbelief. [*snort* I do it all the time.]
For these are my family's stories.
I also write about my husband's family stories at the following blogs:
~Caroline
