Thanks to a gentle nudge from the ever-creative Randy Seaver of Genea-Musings, I recently revisited several AI-related genealogy posts I had bookmarked. One in particular—“Immersive… Read More »A Day in the Life of Leon Crawford
Have you ever had to pause your genealogy research to troubleshoot a computer issue — spending hours on the phone or buried in Google searches… Read More »Troubleshooting with AI
Recently, Randy Seaver’s Saturday Night Genealogy Fun prompt asked us to “identify an ancestor who seems to have gone missing.” I wrote about Hiram M.… Read More »Using AI to Create a Research Plan
Have you ever experimented with AI prompts to transform genealogy reports into readable narratives? I’ve been exploring both simple prompts and more detailed ones for… Read More »Comparing AI Prompts
Do you use a wide variety of AI tools or stick to one or two. I have to admit that I have stuck to a… Read More »Gemini AI
Using AI in My Genealogy Work Recently, the Genealogy and Artificial Intelligence group on Facebook asked its members how they were using AI. As I… Read More »How I Use AI
Early Life Alma Jean Currey was born on April 5, 1912, in Plainville, Rooks County, Kansas, to Hiram M. Currey and his wifeNarrative Report for… Read More »ABC Biography: Alma Jean Currey
Thanks to the Genealogy and Artificial Intelligence Facebook group—and encouragement from Randy Seaver—I’ve become a frequent user of AI tools. I primarily rely on them… Read More »Using AI to Persuade Us
Helping Researchers Use the Nemaha County Historical Society Website Do you ever vent in a Facebook group? Recently, I came across a post in the… Read More »Is It Online?
Today’s DIG into my genealogy files uncovered a special treasure—a poem written by Mildred “Mickey” Bailey Barby, a fellow BRILES family researcher. Her piece, The… Read More »Monday Diggings: The Old Ranch House