Midwestern Microhistory: A Genealogy Blog

James Tanner hits the ball out of the park with his blog post on how commercial enterprises sanitize genealogy for mass consumption. (...

Sonja Hunter at Bushwhacking Genealogy digs into the details of researching in Kalamazoo County, Michigan. Harold Henderson, "The ...

University of Wisconsin historian William Cronon worries about some aspects of today: I embrace and celebrate the digital age. I believe ...

I learned several things from the Fall 2012 Ohio Genealogy News : * The Ohio Genealogical Society writing contest will be open during Jan...

Writing over at the American Historical Association's blog AHA Today , Allen Mikaelian considers the implications of Jonathan Gottschal...

I don't pretend to cover the profusion of genealogy blogs, nor to produce a legitimate "best of" list, hence the title. But I ...

Blogs, as the original name ("weblog") suggests, primarily discuss other blogs, web sites, and social media. Few genealogy blogs f...

Cathi Desmarais, CG (SM) of northern Vermont, principal at Stone House Research, has picked an apt name for her new blog: No Stone Unturned,...

If you've hung around Indiana genealogy much at all, you've probably seen, met, and heard Ron Darrah. Now you can keep up even from ...

You may well have met newly minted blogger J. G. Russell already, whether in a class or on a genealogy discussion list. She's the one wh...

The Demanding Genealogist by Barbara J. Mathews of Connecticut (methodology) -- for instance, "Playing Dominos: The Illumination of th...

This might be a good time to jump-start your genealogy education in Salt Lake City and start blogging as well! The Salt Lake Institute of Ge...

Thanks to Kerry Scott for mentioning Diarmid Mogg's Small Town Noir blog on Facebook for us slowpokes to notice. It focuses on small-ti...

Michael Hait's home base is Delaware and Maryland, so our actual research paths don't cross too often. His new blog, "Planting ...

Kim's post on courthouse research at her blog "Ancestors of mine from Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and Beyond" has many useful...

I don't think I've said enough about Milwaukee-based blogger Kerry Scott's "Clue Wagon." If I may paraphrase my mom o...

If you haven't already, check out Dan Alosso 's "Reading Primary Sources" posts at The Historical Society -- one on estat...

Heather Cox Richardson has a wonderful post on The Historical Society's blog , in which she imagines an American history course built ar...

. . . it's because I accepted Christy Fillerup's invitation to guest-blog over at the Utah Genealogical Association site during the ...

Due to a variety of conflicting commitments (doesn't that sound like those old obituaries that say so-and-so died of "complications...