Url's shared that may Help
This morning I shared in a chat session on line and we swapped some url's back and forth.
I thought this one for finding legal information might be informative.
Lawyer, Lawyers, Attorney, Attorneys, Law, Legal Information - FindLaw
FindACase™ I had found this one when others recommended the above one.
People Search by ZabaSearch - Free People Search Engine
This is to help find people.
The last one is about the radio show that I like to join on Friday nights regarding information.
GeneaBloggers Radio – Friday Night, January 27, 2012 | GeneaBloggers
Friday, January 27, 2012
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Georgia Information
Over the road of Genealogy I have found information that you may want to read.
Georgia Archives to close to the Public if I understood statement correctly. I suggest you try this web site for further information.
Legislative Alert: Georgia Archives Scheduled to Close to Public « Genealogical Research: A Hobby or an Obsession?
Georgia Archives to close to the Public if I understood statement correctly. I suggest you try this web site for further information.
Legislative Alert: Georgia Archives Scheduled to Close to Public « Genealogical Research: A Hobby or an Obsession?
Friday, January 20, 2012
Pennsylvania Research 2 B Presented
Bonita - Sunnyside Library 1-3 Saturday afternoon.
4375 Bonita Rd. Bonita, CA 91902-1351
More Counties to ponder your research boundaries that changed and land demographics that changed.
Lancaster County and more.
Url to try for research in PA especially Lancaster Co. PA
Lancaster PA: Pennsylvania Dutch Country Welcome Center
Pennsylvania Dutch Are Of German Heritage, Not Dutch
Pennsylvania Dutch Culture
Free Genealogy and Family History Online - The USGenWeb Project
click on the state of choice and learn much more
The PAGenWeb Project
Pennsylvania Resources
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Library data enclosed herein.
Hope these can enlighten those who are not able to attend.
4375 Bonita Rd. Bonita, CA 91902-1351
More Counties to ponder your research boundaries that changed and land demographics that changed.
Lancaster County and more.
Url to try for research in PA especially Lancaster Co. PA
Lancaster PA: Pennsylvania Dutch Country Welcome Center
Pennsylvania Dutch Are Of German Heritage, Not Dutch
Pennsylvania Dutch Culture
Free Genealogy and Family History Online - The USGenWeb Project
click on the state of choice and learn much more
The PAGenWeb Project
Pennsylvania Resources
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Library data enclosed herein.
Hope these can enlighten those who are not able to attend.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania was Presented
Last night at the Lemon Grove Library a synopsis of the information available to do research in Lancaster Co. PA was given to an audience of 5. Two were new members we will look forward to seeing often.
They will be doing research in Ireland and Italy. Welcome
With the map showing it was interesting to see how the dawn was showing on the faces of attendees as to how the size of the counties changed as the newer counties are developed. {This concept applies to any place for research and development of that specific area, including Italy and Ireland.}
Timelines, really help and knowing the time when the boundaries changed. Already we are seeing three counties as a place of research for just one early county (the parent county).
This county will be divided more later during presentations. Showing you will actually have five counties to research depending on your time frame to look for answers. Some counties have as the state is developed more than that.
I briefly touched on the fact we were talking about the area on the Maryland border which was also disputed as to where their boundary stopped. Records along this border can be found in either PA or Maryland for research and sometimes both places.
Books to consider using for good research in Pennsylvania are:
Pennsylvania Genealogical Research by George K Schweitzer, Ph. D. Sc. D.
The Pennsylvania Line by Iscrupes.
The Handy Book for Genealogists by Everton Press
And any local history book written to promote their own region and many are on line to be read and in state and historical libraries.
Web site to use would be usgenweb.org and go to county your wanting information on and enjoy.
LDS.ORG a Family History Research site and other sites mentioned by Google.
They will be doing research in Ireland and Italy. Welcome
With the map showing it was interesting to see how the dawn was showing on the faces of attendees as to how the size of the counties changed as the newer counties are developed. {This concept applies to any place for research and development of that specific area, including Italy and Ireland.}
Timelines, really help and knowing the time when the boundaries changed. Already we are seeing three counties as a place of research for just one early county (the parent county).
This county will be divided more later during presentations. Showing you will actually have five counties to research depending on your time frame to look for answers. Some counties have as the state is developed more than that.
I briefly touched on the fact we were talking about the area on the Maryland border which was also disputed as to where their boundary stopped. Records along this border can be found in either PA or Maryland for research and sometimes both places.
Books to consider using for good research in Pennsylvania are:
Pennsylvania Genealogical Research by George K Schweitzer, Ph. D. Sc. D.
The Pennsylvania Line by Iscrupes.
The Handy Book for Genealogists by Everton Press
And any local history book written to promote their own region and many are on line to be read and in state and historical libraries.
Web site to use would be usgenweb.org and go to county your wanting information on and enjoy.
LDS.ORG a Family History Research site and other sites mentioned by Google.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Monday, January 16, 2012
DeedMapper- Do you use it?
DeedMapper- Do you use it?
I purchased this some time back and am just now getting around to work with it. Grandson got a newer
PC I can run it on hopefully.
Do you know what it is?
It helps you plot the land space for your ancestor.
Direct Line Software - Home
It is a premier software program for working with old land records, especially those surveyed using metes and bounds.
At the link shown above is much data about this program.
Since Dr. Thomas Jones said to check the neighbors for clues I thought I would bring up this software program than can help you determine more in your research.
Another blogger David Lambert wrote this about it for you to read.
Mapping your ancestors land with Deed Mapper Version 4.0 « DavidLambertBlog.com
As you know David Lambert is affiliated with New England Historical Genealogical Society.
If you want more information just put "Deed Mapper" in google for information.
I purchased this some time back and am just now getting around to work with it. Grandson got a newer
PC I can run it on hopefully.
Do you know what it is?
It helps you plot the land space for your ancestor.
Direct Line Software - Home
It is a premier software program for working with old land records, especially those surveyed using metes and bounds.
At the link shown above is much data about this program.
Since Dr. Thomas Jones said to check the neighbors for clues I thought I would bring up this software program than can help you determine more in your research.
Another blogger David Lambert wrote this about it for you to read.
Mapping your ancestors land with Deed Mapper Version 4.0 « DavidLambertBlog.com
As you know David Lambert is affiliated with New England Historical Genealogical Society.
If you want more information just put "Deed Mapper" in google for information.
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