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Tag: Source Citations
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Elizabeth Shown Mills “Strips Bare” the Secrets of Source Citations (25% Off Feb 18–22 Only!)
Elizabeth Shown Mills “Strips Bare” Master source citations and the Genealogical Proof Standard with Elizabeth Shown Mills’ Your Stripped Bare Guide to Citing & Using History Sources. Save 25% Feb 18–22 only!
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Strip Down Your Citations: Save 25% on Elizabeth Shown Mills’ Ultimate Guide
Strip Down Your Citations: Save 25% on Elizabeth Shown Mills’ Ultimate Guide Strip Down Your Citations: Mardi Gras season is here—and in genealogy, that means it’s time to take the masks off your sources. If your citations feel more mysterious than a masked parade-goer on Bourbon Street, you’re not alone. Many family historians collect great…
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The Naked Truth About Citations: Stripped Bare Guide to Citing and Using History Sources
The Naked Truth About Citations: Stripped Bare Guide to Citing and Using History Sources The Naked Truth About Citations: The rain hammered the windows like accusations. I’d seen it a hundred times before: walk into a room full of private eyes working the family history beat, drop the word “citation” and watch them scatter like…
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How to Create Permalinks for Genealogical Source Citations
How to Create Permalinks for Genealogical Source Citations How to Create Permalinks: As genealogists, we spend countless hours scouring the internet for that one elusive record that proves a family connection. We find a digital image of a birth certificate on a state archive website, a detailed obituary in a digitized 19th-century newspaper, or a…
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National Hispanic Heritage Month Begins: Parish Registers That Reach Back Before Civil Registration
National Hispanic Heritage Month starts September 15. Catholic parish registers often carry a family line centuries before Latin American civil registration began.
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The Muppet Show at 50: Which Ancestor Was Your Miss Piggy?
The Muppet Show at 50: The Muppet Show meets genealogy. Find the Miss Piggy, Beaker, and Sam the Eagle in your family tree and start writing ancestor sketches.
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Grandparents Day: Use Social Security Applications to Rebuild a Grandparent’s Early Life
Grandparents Day: A single 1930s government form can reveal your grandparent’s birthplace, birth date, and parents’ names. Here’s why the SS-5 is genealogy’s best-kept secret.