Midwestern Microhistory: A Genealogy Blog

The excuses for not continuing genealogy education are steadily dwindling. Another excuse winked out last week, when three friends and col...

Item: I am in possession of a new hardbound self-published genealogy book with enough hundreds of pages that it could be dangerous to try to...

Thoughts after the SLIG Advanced Evidence Practicum: We tend to think of learning as something that either sticks or doesn't stick. That...

Colorado State University Pueblo historian Jonathan Rees writes over at The Historical Society :  . . . humanities professors faced with ...

James Lang, a professor of English at Assumption College, has an interesting review-and-commentary article dealing in part with Therese Hus...

"Most genealogical research and compilation is done badly. Objective reviewers regularly criticize the accuracy of genealogical books, ...