I am exited to announce the winner of my RootsTech 2019 giveaway is Jennifer Henrickson!
RootsTech 2019 Pass Giveaway Winner
Treasure Your Roots 2018 Recap
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.
I’m with her! And that guy.
Yesterday, I had the privilege of marching with an estimated 12,000 women and men at the Oklahoma State Capitol in Oklahoma City. As a volunteer working the event, I spoke to over 100 men and women who came to show solidarity for not only women’s rights, but the overarching goal of social justice and civil rights. I spoke with Native American women, Hispanic, Asian, Caucasian, African Americans. I spoke with those from the disability, LGBT, Muslim American communities and Christians, all who felt called to speak out for those marginalized in our society. I spoke with grandmothers, mothers and daughters. And, I spoke with many husbands and fathers who were there to support the women in their lives.
Happy Independence Day!
As I am still on maternity leave, I thought I would share this great blog post from Roots & Recall on of the Kings Mountain monument. Continue reading “Happy Independence Day!”
Q & A with Wade B. Fairey, Sr.: Co-Founder of Roots & Recall
Working on my previous post, I had the privilege of being introduced to Wade B. Fairey, Sr., one of the co-founders of Roots and Recall. In addition to this fabulous website that “connects genealogy to the homeplace,” Wade also has a distinguished career in historic preservation in South Carolina. Continue reading “Q & A with Wade B. Fairey, Sr.: Co-Founder of Roots & Recall”
Crestleaf.com’s 12 Months of Fascinating Family Finds: June 2015
I have been contemplating blogging about genealogy for several months. For some reason I always talked myself out of it, or just felt I was too busy. Continue reading “Crestleaf.com’s 12 Months of Fascinating Family Finds: June 2015”
Old is New Again
So. It’s been… awhile. Time to dust off this old blog and create something new and fresh! Freshly focused anyway, about my research into the past. Continue reading “Old is New Again”
