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‘New York in 1698’, by Kory Meyerink Earns High Praise

Linda Stufflebean is one of the busiest genealogy bloggers on the Internet. She writes the blog, Empty Branches on the Family Tree, where not a week goes by without a significant new posting. In addition, she publishes, “Friday’s Family History Finds,” on her blog after combing  cyberspace for important articles about genealogy methodology, website updates,[…]Read more

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Untangled Family Roots gives high marks to The Complete Guide to Family TreeDNA

“Untangled Family Roots” gives high marks to ‘The Complete Guide to Family TreeDNA’

Amy Crooks writes the Blog, “Untangled Family Roots.” Her October 12, 2024 posting featured a review of The Complete Guide to Family TreeDNA, by Roberta Estes. As you will see, Amy was taken with this our new guidebook and recorded her assessment as follows: “Hey there, fellow genealogy enthusiasts! Some of you likely saw my[…]Read more

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Evidence Explained Review

More Glowing Reviews of ‘Evidence Explained’ Fourth Edition

The latest issue of the Tennessee Genealogical Society’s  Ansearchin’ News features two more reviews of the new edition of Elizabeth Shown Mills’ Evidence Explained: Citing History Sources from Artifacts to Cyberspace. Here are the highlights:  In the first review, archivist and genealogist Melissa Barker writes, “Mills has done an excellent job in this fourth edition.[…]Read more

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Storytelling for Genealogists

“Untangled Family Roots” Heaps Praise on Storytelling for Genealogists

Genealogist Amy Crooks writes the blog, “Untangled Family Roots.”  In the December 8, 2024, posting she reviewed our new book, Storytelling for Genealogists, by Doug Tattershall. Here are just a few insights Amy garnered from reading this book: you can read the full review here. “I know I have a storyteller inside of me, and[…]Read more

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Massachusetts Society of Genealogists hails Royal Descents of 900 Immigrants as “a valuable resource for genealogists at all levels.

Massachusetts Society of Genealogists hails Royal Descents of 900 Immigrants as “a valuable resource for genealogists at all levels”

The following review appears in the Massachusetts Society of Genealogists journal, MASSOG,  Volume 48 (2023-2024), No. 2 The Royal Descents of 900 Immigrants to the American Colonies, Quebec, or the United States, Second Edition in Three Volumes, by Gary Boyd Roberts (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company, 2022. cxciii + 1,725 pp. Index. Softcover $190.00). Order[…]Read more

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Eastman’s Online Genealogy Newsletter Endorses New Ohio Guidebook

Eastman’s Online Genealogy Newsletter Endorses New Ohio Guidebook

The following stellar review by Bobbi King of the new Third Edition of Genealogical Research in Ohio, by Kip Sperry, appeared in the December 15, 2023, issue of Eastman’s Online Genealogy Newsletter. “Book Review: Genealogical Research in Ohio – 15 Dec 2023  The following book review was written by Bobbi King: Genealogical Research in Ohio.[…]Read more

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NGSQ Give High Marks to Third Edition of Genealogical Research in Ohio

NGSQ Give High Marks to Third Edition of ‘Genealogical Research in Ohio’

The September 2024 issue of the National Genealogical Society Quarterly contains reviews of several recent Genealogical.com (Genealogical Publishing Company) titles.  We will share them with our readers over the next several weeks. Here’s what the NGSQ had to say about the new Third Edition of Genealogical Research in Ohio, by Kip Sperry. Genealogical Research in[…]Read more

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Evidence Explained Review

Early Reviews of Evidence Explained Fourth Edition are Glowing

Over the past week or two, we received highly favorable reviews of the new fourth edition of Evidence Explained. Citing History Sources from Artifacts to Cyberspace from three of the most popular genealogy bloggers on the Internet: Marian B. Wood (“Climbing My Family Tree”), Randy Seaver (“Genea-Musings” ), and Linda Stufflebean (“Empty Branches on the[…]Read more

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The Florida Genealogist Gives High Marks to our Recent Publications

The Florida Genealogist Gives High Marks to our Recent Publications

The Florida Genealogist is the quarterly journal of the Florida Genealogical Society. In its June 2023 issue (Volume XLVI—Number 1), the journal’s staff posted the article, “Using Books to Advance Our Research.” Three of our recent publications are reviewed in the article, so we wanted to share some of the comments about those books with[…]Read more

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