Follow Friday ~ Fab Finds for April 14, 2017

Fab Finds is back! And, my blog is no longer on hiatus. We've been unpacking and settling into our new home. It's going to take a while to get everything the way we want it, but we've been able to accomplish a lot in the three weeks since we moved in. Thank you for your patience!

My Fab Finds for this week are (in no particular order)

1. 8th Grade Family History Project: My Story in American History by Nicole Dyer, author of Family Locket
2. Interactive map returns to the Newberry Atlas of Historical County Boundaries by James Tanner, author of Genealogy's Star
3. Revisiting my ancestor map by Janine Adams, author of Organize Your Family History
4. Announcing A New DNA And Genetic Genealogy Resource – NationalDNAday.Com by Thomas MacEntee, author of GeneaBloggers
5. Millions of Immigrants Never Set Foot on Ellis Island – Find Their Records Here by Tony Bandy for Family History Daily
6. On the Trail of Territorial Records by Dayna Jacobs, author of On Granny's Trail
7. A Letter from John Hains to his daughter Mary by Linda Hall-Little, author of Passage to the Past's Blog
8. Butterscotch Cookies by Melinda Bowers, author of Family Heritage Recipes
9. Channeling The Terminator by Mary Kircher Roddy, author of Searching for Stories
10. U.S. Army Transport Service Records by Kevin Mittge, author of Robbins Roots
11. Keep, Toss, or Recycle? What to Do with Your Outdated Media by Caroline Guntur, author of Organizing Photos
12. Do You Need More Than One Filenaming Scheme? by Denise May Levenick, author of The Family Curator
13. Guilt Free Multi-Tasking Personal History With Social Media by Devon Noel Lee, author of A Patient Genealogist
14. What is that Family Cemetery Really Telling You? by Lisa Lisson, author of Are You My Cousin?
15. Family Recipe Project by Cassandra Chambers Wagner, author of Consanguineous Connections
16. Family Food History by KTC, author of Princes, Paupers, Pilgrims & Pioneers: Our Predecessors & Me
17. Legacy Family Tree Webinars Offer Free Weekend of Genealogy Training AND 3 New Ways to Use Hashtags for Genealogy by Amie Bowser Tennant, author of The Genealogy Reporter
18. Legacy's Family Tree Webinars is Free April 14th through 16th by Randy Seaver, author of Genea-Musings

"May I Introduce To You" Interviews on GeneaBloggers.com

• May I Introduce To You . . . Sue McNelly
• May I Introduce To You . . . Barbara Garrett
• May I Introduce To You . . . Steven J. Hanley
• May I Introduce To You . . . Callum Leslie
• May I Introduce To You . . . Adrienne Whaley
• May I Introduce To You . . . On Spring Break 2017

New Blog Discoveries

• The Genealogy Reporter
• AS THEY WERE
• Letters & Diary Entries From the 1860s
• The Hipster Historian
• The Legacy Tale Blog
• The Psychogenealogist
• Adventures of the Baby Genealogist
• Kindex Blog
• MY GREENE AND SHACKFORD FAMILY HISTORY
• The Hipster Genealogist
• The Times of Their Lives
• 52 Ancestors of Elizabeth Gail Smith Walker
• ADVENTUROUS ANCESTORS
• British Cemetery and Cremation Records from Deceased Online
• Davies of Mold & Steers of Everywhere
• The Blog of Emma Jolly
• Find My Cuban Family
• Julie’s Treasure Chest
• THE SERENDIPITY TREE BLOG
• Eastern Shore's Africans, Melungeons and Native Americans

In Case You Missed Them….My Contributions to the Blogosphere Since My Last Fab Finds Post

Jana's Genealogy and Family History Blog

• On Hiatus
• Celebrating 5 Years of Blogging
• National Siblings Day 2017
• My Updated Family Tree DNA myOrigins Results

Jana's Place

• Happy Easter - 2017

Thanks for reading!

Jana

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