Some are more helpful for some than others.
Have you ever followed or read " Family Folklore Blog"?
I loved the title of:" A Timeline Guides Research Questions by Sue Adams.
https://familyfolklore.wordpress.com/2016/12/19/a-timeline-guides-research-questions/
Might help you with timeline questions.
Here is another one you should take a look at. by Roberta Estes.
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Data about migration (From Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri and Arkansas to Texas.)
by Gary Pinkerton.
http://us11.campaign-archive2.com/?u=388b13cbab0353ad6cbf26726&id=37d61e6576&e=5e7cf0ae05
http://www.trammelstrace.org/
The above may really help those who are lost in between states.
DPLA and Library of Congress collaboration.
https://dp.la/info/2016/11/29/dpla-and-library-of-congress-announce-new-collaboration/
This is one of my favorites to learn and share. It carries Surnames, a chat area and I have found data I have looked for for years by sharing with others on this site.
http://www.genealogywise.com/groups
You can have a blog page, surnames, chat etc. Gina Ortega is associated with this site amongst others.
More next time.
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