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Nonfiction That Reads Like Fiction

By |December 8th, 2022|Categories: Adults|

“Narrative nonfiction” is nonfiction that tells a story.  In other words,  nonfiction that reads like fiction. Other nonfiction is more “task oriented” – like cookbooks, diet books or home repair books. I like the idea of a continuum of narrative – ranging from “highly narrative works” that read like a […]

Free DNA Research Help Now Available

By |December 1st, 2022|Categories: Adults, Genealogy Blog|

Would you like assistance researching your family tree, interpreting DNA results, finding a long lost relative, or uploading your DNA to public sites that allow police access for solving cold cases and identifying the deceased? If circumstances have prevented you from knowing much about your family history, DNA testing is […]

I did it!

By |July 28th, 2017|Categories: Genealogy Blog|

Well, I did it!  My last blog provided information about what to keep and what to throw away when you are trying to clean out family papers and photographs.  Immediately after writing that blog I took a week’s “staycation” at home.  The weather wasn’t great (a potential hazard of summers […]

What to keep and what to throw away

By |July 14th, 2017|Categories: Genealogy Blog|

My personal genealogy goal this summer is to finish cleaning out and organizing all of the family “paper” that I’ve accumulated as the family historian.  In all honesty this has been my project for every one of the past three summers […]

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