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AWOL from my Blog Site, but Still Busy with Genealogy
I’ve been gone from here too long, but I’ve been busy. In May 2014, I joined an on-line ProGen study group. Each month we cover one or two chapters of the book Professional Genealogy.[1] Homework takes from 10-100 hours each … Continue reading
Posted in After Toil Comes Rest
Tagged Advanced Research Methodology, Daughters of the American Revolution, Dovie Alpine Piearcy, Frazier Todd DNA Research, National Genealogical Society research trip, ProGen, ProGen Study Program, Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy, SLIG, Using Autosomal DNA for Unknown Parentage Cases, Walker Todd
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Mastering Genealogical Proof Study Group
Since mid-August, I’ve participated in an on-line study group covering Thomas W. Jones’ book Mastering Genealogical Proof.1,2 This new book has the genealogy community excited, with case studies and questions/answers showing us how to apply respected standards to come up with … Continue reading
Posted in Research, Uncategorized
Tagged Adventures in Genealogy Education, Angela Packer McGhie, Bertie Wellington, DearMYRTLE, Dovey Alpine Piearcy, Dovey Alpine Piearcy Buckmaster, James Wesley Piearcy, John Wellington, Lucinda Webster, Mastering Genealogical Proof, Piearcy, ProGen Study Program, Tryphena McGinnis Piearcy, Wilington, Worlington
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