Midwestern Microhistory: A Genealogy Blog

Not hardly, but that's where I'll be this week so the blog will look a little different. At least I get to drive the full length of ...

Robert Citino has an interesting review of Mark Neely's 2007 on The Civil War and the Limits of Destruction on H-net . Read the whole ...

When in doubt, read everything. There's not usually a lot of genealogical meat in Midwestern newspapers as old as 1855, but you just nev...

If you're preparing a new edition of Genealogist Trading Cards, get ready to add a new member of the National Genealogy Hall of Fame, In...

The Historical Society of Montgomery County's digital archive holds tons of information that would be even better with a bit more contex...

This month the Transitional Genealogists are reading and discussing T. Mark James's article, "Abraham Ott of Orangeburg, South Caro...

Over at HNN (History News Network) there's an interesting review of Clarence Walker 's new Mongrel Nation: The America Begotten by T...