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Family Tree Gal

Using a framed-family tree focus, Family Tree Gal, Carolyn Murphy, finds ways to encourage others to strengthen their own family tree in THIS generation. Especially helpful for those who have had painful family experiences in their family line. This blog encourages others to discover their

Genealogy à la carte

Genealogy à la carte is a daily blog about genealogy news, resources, and issues facing the genealogy community across Canada, as well as in the United States and elsewhere around the world — all written from a Montréal point de vue.

Genealogy At Heart

Genealogy At Heart is for the passionate family historian who enjoys heartwarming genealogical finds. A weekly blog post provides tips on research methods, special offers, new products, and volunteer opportunities. Located in the Tampa Bay area of Florida (Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, and Manatee Counties), we specialize in researching sensitive topics and provide lectures in-person (locally) or via video conferencing.

Genealogy Lines

Genealogy is my passion and I enjoy writing ... thus Genealogy Lines. My blog will convey information on doing research, ideas for Nebraska research, as well as provide the reader with interesting happenings in the ever-changing genealogy world. Blog by Ruby Coleman of North Platte, Nebraska.

Genealogy Pants - Who Wears the Pants in Your Family?

Blog by Cari A. Taplin, CG. As the owner of GenealogyPANTS, she provides speaking, research, and consultation services. Cari’s personal research focuses on midwestern and Great Lakes states.

Genealogy Roots Blog

To help find online genealogy databases, records and resources. Major topics include death indexes, military, census, and immigration records.

Genealogy Without Brick Walls

Jacobson and Jacobson Genealogy Researchers' Genealogy Blog features stories from our own research that demonstrate genealogical techniques.

Genealogy Zone

This blog deals with everything that's related to genealogy: research, articles, news, databases, sites, technology, useful tips and much more.

Genealogy.ninja - Free Genealogy Help and Tips

Genealogy resources blog with tutorials, hints, tips, and more, written by James Colgan.

Genealogy's Star

The blog of James Tanner who has more than thirty years' experience in computers and over twenty years experience as a genealogist.

genealogyKris - Thoughts from a librarian, archivist, & family history researcher

Kris Rzepczynski, an archivist at the Archives of Michigan in Lansing. Alderson, Grobner, Hanna, Hansen, Hopper, Jarand, Kamp, Piotrowski, Russell, Rzepczynski, Stempkowski, Tobolski / Topoll, Vero.

GenLady

GenLady offers tips, advice and answers your genealogy questions.

GENOHISTORY.COM - Where genealogy and history converge

Previously known as Golden Egg Genealogy, Donna Baker is retired. Her new site maintains her high standards as a knowledgeable, interesting southern researcher.

GenTips

Gentips.blogspot.com helps with your family tree and genealogy research.

Gould Genealogy - Genealogy & History News

Genealogy and history news and product announcements for Australians

Gravediggers Genealogy Blog

Genealogy topics including tips, stories, and creative ideas to make your research easier.

Growing up Genealogy

Suzanne Coleman, North Platte, Nebraska,United States. I am Susie Coleman, the daughter of a genealogist. Growing up with genealogy was a way of life in our household. My blog will share views of genealogy, research and genealogists from a family member's perspective. Maybe some of my ideas will help you understand the genealogist in your family.

Heart of the Family

Our goal is to help you find creative, time-saving, low-cost ways to discover your ancestors and make the past a part of your present.

iPentimento | Genealogy and History

Personal genealogy blog documenting my family research as well as providing genealogy advice.

Julie's Genealogy & History Hub

By Julie Cahill Tarr. A genealogy and family history blog with tips and tricks for other researchers, as well as some of my personal research stories.