The month of July has gone by in a whirlwind for me due to some new responsibilities. Effective July 1, I became the new statewide coordinator for the Tennessee component of the USGenWeb project, the TNGenWeb! I have been extensively involved with the NCGenWeb Project for several years now and have enjoyed every moment and […]
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Tonight while going onto the FamilySearch website to look for a death certificate in TN, I saw two new collections in their list of records. Just added today, these browsable only collections are: Tennessee Probate Court Records, 1795-1927 – has records from Carroll, Carter, Coffee, Davidson, Dickson, Franklin, Hardin, Hawkins, Henderson, Henry, Johnson, Lauderdale, Lincoln, Madison,
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Today was the start of my 2 week vacation and you know how I spent it? Like any true genealogist – in the library :-). I visited the Tennessee State Library & Archives to gather information to share on the TNGenWeb & NCGenWeb sites in which I participate/ccordinate. I also pulled a couple of obituaries
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I hardly know where to even begin with this post – I have so much going on these days! In the past week, I’ve hardly kept up with all the geneablogsphere activity as I’ve been rather self-absorbed in my newest endeavors. In the past three weeks or so, I’ve agreed to several genealogy activities. #1)
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Over the past several days, I’ve not been online quite as much to work on genealogy. My sister graduated college this weekend from the University of Florida (see my main blog), so that obviously kept me offline. 🙂 In addition, I began a course on research ethics and now I’ve got plenty of reading to
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I was browsing TNGenWeb one day, and decided to look and see which counties were up for adoption. Since I live in Nashville and so close to the state archives, I thought being a county coordinator and further relying on the resources of the archives, would be an excellent way for me to give back
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