Seventeen.
The number of people who were killed Valentine’s Day 2018, by a man-child with an AR-15.
Seventeen.
The number of missed calls I had from my father on December 23, 2006, when I went to get my purse to go on my lunch break. It was a Saturday, and I was working part time at a department store between my day job and graduate school. We weren’t allowed to keep cell phones on us while we were on the clock.
Last weekend, I had the privilege of being an instructor at the Treasure Your Roots Conference here in Oklahoma City. A joint effort between the Oklahoma Genealogical Society, the Black Genealogical Research Group, the Oklahoma Historical Society and the Family History Center of the local Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, the event welcomed over 200 participants to learn about various topics in genealogical research.
Super Sleuths who blog about anything and everything to do with the Georgian Era
Adventures in Anderson genealogy!
you never know where your genealogy will take you
Ain't gotta lie to kick it.
Where Distant Family Become Close
Voyages through family and local history
Inspiring the next generation of family historians
My journey in Genealogy and Historical Research
A One Place Study of the parish of Waters Upton in Shropshire, England
Facing My 40 Fears and Finding Myself Through Family History
Alabama Lifestyle Blog
Explore What's Possible
Discovering Your Ancestors - One Gene at a Time
Showcasing Red Dirt culture ~ authored and managed by contributors with connections to the great state of Oklahoma.
How Will You Be Remembered?
slow living in a fast world
~ writer - editor - publisher ~
from history
Jane Roberts: Yorkshire-Based Professional Family History Researcher
Atlantic Canada's Genealogy Hub
