Archive for February, 2009
242 Podcasts - Anne is a Man’s list for March 2009
Every first of the month I publish a full list of podcasts I have reviewed. You can find the list below. If however you want to have them presented to you in a more orderly fashion, look up my list of directories . The disclaimer must be that the directories are not as up to date as the full list is. I am working on it. 12 Byzantine Rulers 7th Son Africa (Stanford Travel) Africa Past and Present All Things Medieval American Environmental and Cultural History (Berkeley E
Great Depression Cooking - using You Tube for genealogy
This week, the series of videos with 93-year old grandmother Clara Cannucciari and her wonderful dishes cooked up during the Great Depression have been all the rage. Have you ever thought of using video to record the oral history portion of your genealogy?
What’s Happening at Somerset County Libraries: (The Somerset Reporter)
Here’s what’s happening at Somerset County Libraries: CLARENCE DILLON PUBLIC LIBRARY Tuesday night at the movies classic film series: All movies begin at 6:45 p.m. and will be held in the Johnson & Brady Meeting Rooms of the Library. The…
Names and Stuff
Something of a hotch-potch of a post today: a rant about the crapness of many things on the internet, names and spellings. Spotted on the web recently: a forum where someone was asking whether William Wallace was the real father of Edward III. Now there’s a thoroughly-discredited piece of nonsense that still rears its ugly head fourteen years or whatever it is after Braveheart. Another forum member pointed out confidently (and correctly, of course) that this was completely impossible, but asser
Genealogy group has space available for research trip to Utah (The Victoria Advocate)
Three tickets are available for traveling with the Texas Tracers to Salt Lake City, Utah May 31 through June 9 for family history and genealogical research in the Family History Library.