After reading a great post by Shelley Bishop of “A Sense of Family” on the genealogy we ought to be doing right now to preserve our family history, I was again reminded of something I’ve been meaning to share with you. Two areas of research often missing in discussions of what genealogists should be doing today to preserve their family history for tomorrow.
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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