Free DNA Research Help Now Available
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 […]
New Titles Added to cloudLibrary!
We have just added some brand new titles to cloudLibrary – as well as popular older titles. CloudLibrary allows you to read ebooks or listen to audio books on your own device — Android or Apple phones or tablets. Here is the link to information on our website, if you […]
New Nonfiction
We had added lots of new nonfiction titles. Click on a title to check availability and request.
Foodtopia: Communities in Pursuit of Peace, Love and Homegrown Food […]
Celebrating Indigenous Authors
Fantastic Adventures
Race to the Sun by Rebecca Roanhorse
Lately, Nizhoni Begay has been able to detect monsters, like that man in the fancy suit who was in the bleachers at her basketball game. Turns out he’s Mr. Charles, her […]
New Fiction and Mysteries
There are lots of new books in the New Books Room! Click on title to check availability and request.
Fiction
Upcoming Programs of Interest to Seniors and Their Families
Are you an older adult with questions about staying in your home as you age? Do you have a loved one with dementia? Curtis is hosting two programs that will be of interest to anyone who is aging or has an aging loved […]
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Free Milkweed Seeds!
Have you seen Monarch butterflies still flying around Brunswick? We have! Most of the butterflies from Maine are on their journey to Mexico. The first wave of butterflies is expected to arrive at their overwintering sites […]
I did it!
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
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 […]
Brigham Young University Family History Library
If you haven’t taken a look at the Brigham Young University Family History Library website, here’s a suggestion to check it out.
If you go here it will take you to their Subject List page. It is exhaustive and I’m still […]
Canadian Cousins!
This past week is a good example of why I enjoy genealogy so much. I took the Ancestry DNA test and over time have written and received emails from the folks on my “cousins” list. Most of those connections were very […]