In addition to posting the contents of our currently available issue, we now also offer a list of what's coming in the next issue. As an added bonus we've also made available partial excerpts of some articles.
Coming in the March 2010 issue watch for...
Cindy Thomson looks at the Irish Roots Cafe Genealogy Podcast. It's an innovative approach to Irish genealogy and anyone who does Irish research will find this useful. Read a partial excerpt...
Janice Nickerson looks at Best Canadian Genealogy Blogs and Newsletters, and in a second article she offers her thoughts on the Top Ten French-Canadian Websites. If you're researching your Canadian ancestors, don't pass these up.
George G. Morgan, one half of the famed Genealogy Guys Podcast, asks, Are You Informtaion Literate?. See why understanding your resources is crucial to successful genealogy research. Read a partial excerpt...
Michael Hait enlightens us on the benefits of "Tweeting" Your Genealogy. Social networking in all its forms is becoming an important part of genealogy research!
David A. Norris presents four articles: Scottish Archives Online, Sailing Vessel Records, England and Wales Criminal Records, and Archives Normandie (a rich resource for anyone researching ancestors in WWII Allied forces).
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