This week’s Saturday Night Genealogy Fun challenge from Randy Seaver invited us to use one of the free AI tools to create a short biography… Read More »Saturday Night Genealogy Fun — AI Biography for Albert Hutchinson (ca. 1836-1896)
Today’s Monday Diggings item is a copy of a letter from Elmer and Lena, shared with me by fellow Briles family researcher Mildred “Mickey” Briles… Read More »Monday Diggings
Do you have multiple people in your family tree with the same name—perhaps even living in the same location? If so, you’ve likely struggled to… Read More »Ancestry’s Tree Tools
Calling all Genea-Musings Fans: It’s Saturday Night again – Time for some more Genealogy Fun!! Your mission, should you decide to accept it (cue the Mission Impossible! music) is… Read More »Saturday Night Genealogy Fun
Calling all Genea-Musings Fans: It’s Saturday Night again – Time for some more Genealogy Fun!! Your mission, should you decide to accept it (cue the Mission Impossible! music) is… Read More »Celebrating World Music Day
Which Cornelius Nafus? Tracing a Will Across Generations Do you ever get confused about which family a particular record belongs to? That’s been my recent… Read More »Cornelius Nephew Will
When Sources Mislead: The Case of William S. Nafus If you’re like me, you build your family tree on sources. But what happens when those… Read More »Rethinking the Origins of William S. Nafus: England or Early New York?
My grandmother often called today “Decoration Day”—and that’s exactly how we spent those mornings: decorating graves. As you walk through cemeteries, have you noticed the… Read More »Memorial Day – Finding Tributes to Veterans
As I continue exploring how AI tools can assist in preserving family stories, I decided to try something a little different. With our 51st wedding… Read More »Our Lives Together
Unraveling the Parentage of Helen Bryant Do you ever come across a record that raises new questions about the structure of a family? That was… Read More »Questioning