Much to my surprise the folks at MyHeritage have listed Anglo-Celtic Connections amongst their top 100 "hidden gem" genealogy sites. I recognize some of those other hidden gems. Take some time to visit a few on the list at http://blog.myheritage.com/myheritage-coms-top-100-genealogy-sites-2010/
Since 2006, Canada's Anglo-Celtic Connections has been an independent view of family history resources and developments seen from an Ottawa perspective.
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3 comments:
Thank you for all the work you do on your blog. Good for you making it into the top 100!
As a huge fan of the Orkney Islands, I will especially enjoy reading the orkneyjar. Their archaeology is fascinating, and they are known as highly intelligent people.
Anne S.
Well done, John
Congratulations, John. A well-deserved present! You do a marvellous job and I know there are many folks who look forward to your blog. A special thanks for BIFHSGO members for promoting the Society's events.
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