DearREADERS,
Ol' Myrt here will appear as the guest host of Geneabloggers BlogTalk Radio on Friday, 30 September 2011. Our topic: Digging Deeper: Dealing with Conflicting Genealogy Evidence.
Ol' Myrt here will appear as the guest host of Geneabloggers BlogTalk Radio on Friday, 30 September 2011. Our topic: Digging Deeper: Dealing with Conflicting Genealogy Evidence.
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Friday,
September 30, 2011
10pm-11:30pm
Eastern US
9-10:30pm
Central US
8-9:30pm
Mountain US
7-8:30pm Pacific US
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My special guests will include:
Barbara Mathews, CG℠ certified genealogist and author of The Demanding Genealogist blog. She serves as the Massachusetts Society of the Colonial Dames of America
as the verifying genealogist, and is the genealogist for the Welles Family
Association. She received her
undergraduate degree from University of Connecticut in Physics and Mathematics,
received her M.S.W. From Brandeis University, and studied history at Harvard
Extension School.
Blog: The Demanding Genealogist
- The Demanding Genealogist: Conflicting Evidence: What Is It?
- The Demanding Genealogist: How Do We Notice Conflicting Evidence?
- Why I Think that Conflicting Evidence Gives Us Great Opportunities
Certified
genealogist Michael Hait, CG℠ of Hait Family Research . Michael is a full-time
professional genealogist, with over fifteen years of research experience across
the United States. His specialties include Maryland research, African American
genealogy, and records of the Civil War and Reconstruction era. Michael is a
frequent contributor to genealogy magazines and journals, and a popular
lecturer in the Mid-Atlantic area.
- Hait Family
Research
http://haitfamilyresearch.com - Planting the
Seeds
http://michaelhait.wordpress.com
Accredited Genealogist and Family History Library employee Claire V. Brisson-Banks, BS, MLIS, AG® Claire is author of "The Social Media Guide for Ancestral Research: Using Web 2.0 Strategies".
She is a professional researcher with many years experience in
genealogy and family history research and accredited in England
research. She is a native of RI and moved to Utah in 2003 and works at
the Family History Library. She maintains her own business, Timeless
Genealogies. She created the "Especially for Youth" section on the
FamilySearch Research Wiki. She lectures on a large variety of topics
concentrating on various localities as well as the youth and the latest
technology tools. She designed a step by step guide for learning the new Web 2.0 technologies for all who wish to expand and extend their research. She loves spending time with her family, reading, and writing.
I think you'll agree TONIGHT'S GUESTS have unique perspectives on genealogy research and will help us figure out how to handle conflicting evidence. And, as usual, you never know what other aspects of genealogy and
family history will be covered at GeneaBloggers Radio so tune in! GeneaBloggers
Radio is about the most fun you can have with your genealogy on a Friday night!- Website: http://www.timelessgen.com
- Blog: "Who will tell their stories?" : http://timelessgen.blogspot.com/
- Wiki: Elusive Ancestors: http://elusiveancestors.pbworks.com/
BLOG SPOTLIGHT
I'd like to give a shout out to one of the TOP 40 2011 Family Tree
Magazine genealogy blog award winners, Jennifer Thornton Woods, http://www.climbingmyfamilytree.com
.
Of particular interest is a new feature of the blog where Jen’s daughter Ellie, a budding artist has drawn the first in a series of what Jen calls “Genea-Comic” titled The Court Record Lift. Head on over to climbingmyFamilyTree.com, and scroll through the posts. Better yet, add ClimbingMyFamilyTree to your blog reader, so you won’t miss a post. You’ll be glad you did.
Hope you enjoy the show. Next Friday, October 7, 2011 GeneaBloggers Radio
will return with special host Angela
Walton-Raji for a live show on ethnic genealogy including guests Linda Geiger and Lisa Lee. Stay tuned!
Myrt :)
DearMYRTLE,
Your friend in genealogy.
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