Midwestern Microhistory: A Genealogy Blog

Any time you're headed for a faraway repository, a phone call ahead of time is a good idea. Archives are never as well described on thei...

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

Two recent announcements of upgrades to already valuable resources. I'll let the announcers speak for themselves: The Newberry Library...

I could have sworn I blogged about the free Indiana county and township maps at STATS Indiana from Indiana University's Kelley School o...

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 ...

Pound for pound, quarter after quarter, Ohio Genealogy News is the most practically informative genealogy magazine I know of. The current i...