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The following is from a New York State Press Release: Albany, New York: 06/15/2015 – Plan Calls for 35,000 Square Feet of New Exhibitions; 4-year Phased Timeline The New York State Board of Regents today reviewed a multi-year renovation plan Continue reading New York State Museum Announces Gallery Renovation Project
Gordon Clarke is the FamilySearch Certification Manager. Gordon spoke at the BYU Family History Tech Conference this morning. He started right off with one of cool ads that Mac used to run before they won the Mac OS VS Windows Continue reading Gordon Clarke’s Presentation on New Apps, New Gallery, New Future
I’ve blogged previously about the planned North Dakota Hertiage Center. The following excerpt is from an article posted in the Bismarck Tribune. North Dakotans will be able to get a look at two new galleries at North Dakota Heritage Center Continue reading New North Dakota Heritage Center to Open Two Galleries April 28, 2014
The following excerpt is an article by Nick Smith, posted in the March 6, 2014 edition of bismarcktribune.com BISMARCK, N.D. — A date for the opening of two of the three new North Dakota Heritage Center galleries hasn’t yet been Continue reading North Dakota Heritage Center Galleries to Open Mid-Spring
The following is from FamilySearch: SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, 16 February 2023—Celebrated photographer Me Ra (pronounced Mee-Rah ) Koh, is a living portrait of resilience. She will share her inspiring story as a keynote speaker at RootsTech 2023, Friday, March Continue reading Famed Portrait Photographer Me Ra Koh to Keynote RootsTech 2023
Compendium of 4,000 German Middle-Class Citizens: 1250-1850 – Volume One; by Frederick Siler; 2022; 259 pp; 8.5×11; Paperback; Perfect bound; ISBN: 978-1-62859-331-0; Item # FR0705; $34.95. Note – There is a 3,220-surname index to this volume later in this entry. Continue reading NEW : 4000 Middle Class German Citizens 1250-1850
Most Americans know nothing of Guy Fawkes or why he’s celebrated every November 5th. However, if the patriots hadn’t won the American Revolution, chances are that we’d be standing around bonfires in the evening of every November 5. Our colonial Continue reading Guy Fawkes Day – Celebrated in the U.K. every November 5th
The following teaser is from The Sept. 30 Pantagraph.com: SPRINGFIELD — What could be among the oldest surviving Chicago city records sit inside a special climate-controlled vault at the Illinois State Archives, largely indecipherable. These are volumes that survived the Continue reading Documents Survived the Great Chicago Fire, but it Requires Special Tech to Read Them
The soft and hardbound editions of Map Guide to Swiss Parish Registers Volume 13: Canton of Ticino – is now available and shipping from the FRPC website. This volume is 281 pages. The following is from the Table of Contents: Continue reading New: Map Guide to Swiss Parish Registers Volume 13 – Canton of Ticino – Now shipping in Soft and Hard cover
Family Roots Publishing has just released the fifth in a series of volumes dealing with popular Germanic surnames. This book goes into great detail in covering Becker/Beckher heraldry and genealogy. To celebrate the publication of the colorful new volume, FRPC Continue reading NEW – Becker/Beckher Heraldry and Genealogy: A Geographical Perspective – 15% Off
The Map Guide to Swiss Parish Registers – Vol. 12 – Canton of Glarus, Thurgau, Uri and Zug was printed this summer and is now available at the FRPC website. Following are the details… Map Guide to Swiss Parish Registers Continue reading Map Guide to Swiss Parish Registers – Vol. 12 – Canton of Glarus, Thurgau, Uri and Zug – Now Available
The Map Guide to Swiss Parish Registers – Vol. 11 – Canton of Graubünden Il was published this summer and is now available. see the details below. Click on the links or illustration to order. The Map Guide to Swiss Parish Registers series Continue reading Map Guide to Swiss Parish Registers – Graubünden II – Vol. 11 – Now Available
This announcement was made some time ago by NEHGS, but I seem to have failed to upload it. I think it’s better late than never in this case… enjoy… April 17, 2019—Boston, Massachusetts—American Ancestors and New England Historic Genealogical Society Continue reading Boston’s Mayflower Commemoration Opened by American Ancestors with Tributes to Pilgrims & the Wampanoag Nation
I’ve not done a lot of blogging for the last several months. Something had to give, and it was my writing and social media. I don’t make a big deal about my troubles, so this may be the first my Continue reading Don’t Miss That Step…
Every year, the Salt Lake Christmas Tour hosts a few couples – one of whom is researching and the other who’s along for the vacation. The fees for the non-researching spouse are very low, and make for an inexpensive vacation. Continue reading Non-Genealogy Museums & Attractions to Visit While in Salt Lake City