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2021 in Review

As the year comes to a close, I want to share what 2021 was like for me.  Photo by Geralt  on Pixabay Let's look back on my 2021 goals and see how I did. 1.  Establish a physical filing system that is the same as my digital filing system  -  ❌ 2.  Learn about my enslaved ancestors -  ✅ 3.   Find Loretta Bakers parents -  ❌ 4.  Continue to prove the parentage of Clara L Scott-  ❌ A look back at my genealogy quests, progresses, and activities. Sometimes participated in  #genchat  on Twitter. Next year, I hope to partake more. Watched numerous amount of webinars Occasionally participated in  The Genealogy Blog Party  hosted by Elizabeth O'Neal. Almost always participated in  Saturday Night Genealogy Fun. Occasionally participated in 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks . Top 5 Most Viewed Posts in 2021: 1.  Saturday Night Genealogy Fun- "You Might Be a Genealogist If... " 2.  Saturday Night Ge...

Saturday Night Genealogy Fun - What Did Genea- Santa Bring You For Christmas?

  Calling all Genea-Musings Fans:   It's  Saturday Night  again -  Time for some more  Genealogy Fun!! Come on, everybody, join in and accept the mission and execute it with precision. Here's your chance to sit on Genea-Santa's lap (virtually) and tell him your Christmas memories: Here is your assignment, should you decide to accept it (you ARE reading this, so I assume that you really want to play along - cue the Mission Impossible music!): 1)  What genea-gift did Genea-Santa bring you and/or your family this Christmas season? 2)  Tell us in a comment to this blog post, in your own blog post, in a Facebook post, and be sure to leave a link to your post. Genea-Santa brought me books, again, this season.  I received a Broome County 1850-1940 book.  Thanks, Genea-Santa! 😊

Saturday Night Genealogy Fun - Your "Dear Genea-Santa" Letter

    Calling all Genea-Musings Fans:   It's  Saturday Night  again -  Time for some more  Genealogy Fun!! Come on, everybody, join in and accept the mission and execute it with precision. Here's your chance to sit on Genea-Santa's lap (virtually) and tell him your Christmas genealogy-oriented wish list: 1) Write your 2021 Genea-Santa letter. Have you been a good genealogy girl or boy? What genealogy-oriented items are on your Christmas wish list? They could be family history items, technology items, or things that you want to pursue in your ancestral quest. 2) Tell us about them in your own blog post, in a comment on this post, or in a Facebook Status post.  Please leave a link on this post if you write your own post. Dear Genea-Santa, I have been a good genea-girl this year. I have written blog posts giving tips regarding genealogy research. I have added more names, facts, notes, and sources to my database.  I also attended several ...