Here’s the table of contents for the forthcoming issue.
Crowdsourcing Revisited!
Diane L. Richard continues her look at this growing phenomena
Courting in Days Gone By
Sue Lisk looks at the courtship traditions of our ancestors
Jehus and Teamsters
David A. Norris looks at the drivers of stagecoaches, wagons, and horse cars
E-Book Review: Sources for Irish Family History 2021 edition
Joe Grandinetti reviews a new e-book for Irish sources!
A Recipe for Romance
Robbie Gorr looks at the origins of our ancestors relationships
Focus: Viewing Images from Multiple Angles
Sue Lisk provides some strategies to help identify relatives in family photos
John Galt and the Huron Tract
Christine Woodcock looks at the colonization of Canada in the early 19th century
Transforming Ancestral Photographs into Digital Art
Lisa A. Alzo offers suggestions for breathing new life into old family photographs
Three Brothers, Three Surnames
Melody Amsel-Arieli looks at how some immigrants changed their names after moving to America
The Ongoing Story of Charles Wood: Australian Lawn Bowling Champion
Gabrielle Morgan investigates the free NLA Newspaper site for more information on her ancestor in Australia
Unusual, but Useful Record Sets at FamilySearch
Karen L. Newman looks to FamilySearch for some unusual but useful record sets
NetNotes
Internet Genealogy looks at websites and related news that are sure to be of interest
Genealogy Begins with a Question!
Experts from the Allen County Public Library’s Genealogy Center offer tips based on questions they receive from visitors
Back Page: What’s in a Name?
Dave Obee Says: Plenty – and Allan vs. Allen gives more reasons to be careful
This issue will be available on 9 February. Find a preview of the longer articles here.
