An article was published last week setting the genealogy community on fire. The thrust of the article; without first obtaining a license, people shouldn’t be allowed to publish their genealogy. I have no problem discussing controversial subjects, but many readers felt the author’s tone was gratuitously condescending. I won’t link to it directly, however, if […]
I began my personal genealogy research journey in 1998, working on my husband’s lines, while still living in California. I was about as far away as one could get on this continent from his South Carolina family origins. I understood proximity posed many difficulties from the outset. Over the years, as online resources proliferated, my
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