Midwestern Microhistory: A Genealogy Blog

I don't live (or specialize) in Texas, but a surprising number of my relatives did. This week I almost missed a very useful free resourc...

These may not be news to you, but they're new to me and in a quick look I didn't find them in Michael Hait's compendium Online ...

Digitized newspapers are everywhere, but so many different outfits -- both free and commercial -- are getting in on the act that it can be h...

There's no such thing as a free lunch, but if you're in the right place there may be such a thing as a free digital old newspaper....

GenealogyBank has just posted significant additional runs of four Midwestern newspapers: MICHIGAN Kalamazoo Gazette 1870-1904  (total r...

Genealogy is local, but we're not. Often we need access to newspapers in distant places. Some digitized titles are available by subscrip...

When you ask to "browse collections" on Fold3.com these days, you can choose among the records of seven wars and -- "other ...