2012 saw just over 1,100 items posted on the blog. That was made possible by many of you who helped and encouraged this year by posting comments, questions, providing information, completing polls and surveys, or publicizing the blog, including;
Alec, Alex, Alison, Alona, Amy, Andrew, Ann, Anne, Annette, Anonymous, Archivus, Astrid, Audrey, Barb, Barbara, Bill, Bob, Brenda, Brian, Brooke, Bruce, Bryan, caiteile.com, Cannuk, Carol, Carolyn, Catherine, Cecil, Cece, Celia, Charles, Chris, Christina, Christine, Claire, Claudia, Crissouli, Darryl, David, Dawn, Debbie, Debra, Del, Derek, Diana, Diane, Dick, Don, Dorothy, Douglas, DWP, Ed, Elayne, Elizabeth, Ellen, Eric, Gail, Gary, Geoff, Glenn, Gordon, GordSK, Greta, Gwyneth, Harold, Harry, Heather, Helen, Hugh, Ian, infolass, J, J Brian, J Paul, James, Jane, Janet, Janice, Jean, Jeff, Jennifer, Jess, Jill, Jim, Jo, John, Kanata Barrie, Little London Observationist, Lois, Lucille, Jill, Judith, Judy, Katherine, Kathy, Kelt, Ken, Kirsty, Kyla, Leighann, Lesley, Linda, Lisa, Lucille, Luvvie, Lyn, Lynda, Lynne, Malcolm, Marcus, Marcy, Margaret, Marian, Marion, Marjorea, Mark, Mel, MelMcL, MHD, Michael, Mick, Mike, Murray, Myron, Nancy, Nathan, Old Census Scribe, OnceCanadianByHeritage, Pat, Patricia, Patrick, Patti, Paul, Pauleen, Penny, Persephone, Randy, Regina, Richard, Rick, Rod, Roger, Ross, Roy, rquacke, Ruth, Salli, Sandra, Scott, Sharon, Shauna, Shelley, Sherry, Shirley Ann, Simon, Steve, Susan, Tamara, Teribus, Terry, Thomas, Tony, Trudi, Tyrone, Unknown, Wallace, Wayne, Yolanda.
Those names include bloggers, Facebook and Google+ posters, tweeters and folks who send out information on new resources from various organizations from the family history community.
Thank you all, not forgetting the readers who make the blog worthwhile, a Happy New Year.
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