GeneaBloggers

[Note: this is a regular feature of GeneaBloggers which highlights new genealogy and family history-related blogs as well as those recently discovered by members of GeneaBloggers. Use the Suggest A Geneablog! link in the menu bar to pass along information on new blogs.]

There are 9 newly-discovered genealogy and family-history related blogs that we’ve located this week for a total of 810 genealogy blogs on our list! Remember to try and help out these new blogs by:

- using the Follow feature if the blog is hosted on Blogger
- adding them to your blog reader
- adding a comment on their blog saying “hi” and “welcome”

Here are this week’s new listings:

Anna-Karin’s Genealogy Blog
http://anna-karinsgenealogicalblog.blogspot.com/
Blog type: Swedish genealogy

This is my blog about my genealogy and especially about swedish and swedish -american genealogy especially my podcast Anna-Karins Genealogical Podcast http://annakarin.libsyn.com.

Blog of a Genealogist In Training
http://genealogist-in-training.blogspot.com/
Blog type: Individual family history

Well, after reading the posts on an endless number of genealogy blogs with all kinds of emphasis, it occured to me that none were really reaching out to the “Genealogist in Training”. By that term I mean the serious genealogist who is striving to become a professional by turning what may once have been a “hobby” into a career, but whose overall skills may not quite be up to professional standards yet. I’ll probably be posting about everything from my experiences, past and present, to questions that I have, to whatever may be irking me on that particular day. Most importantly, I hope that this blog will reach out to others in the same boat.

Coffey/Coffee Call
http://coffeycousins.blogspot.com/
Blog type: Surname blog

A Genealogy e-Newsletter for the Coffee/Coffey Surname and related families.

Find My Ancestor

http://findmyancestor.blogspot.com/
Blog type: Genealogy education blog

Techniques to preserve you family history as well as ways to find your ancestors.

Gene Notes
http://geneanotes.blogspot.com/
Blog type: Individual family history

Tennessean by choice, northern by birth. Family researcher. Bourbon lover, craft beer enthusiast. Some random and some not-so-random thoughts on family history.

Genealogy Resources
http://genealogyresources.blogspot.com/
Blog type: Genealogy industry, Research

A Subject Tracer™ Information Blog developed and created by Internet expert, author, keynote speaker and consultant Marcus P. Zillman, M.S., A.M.H.A. for monitoring genealogy resources and sites on the Internet.

Melick Genealogists
http://blog.melickgenealogists.com/
Blog type: Genealogy vendors

Melick Genealogists provides extensive professional genealogical research services. Genealogy research has been a major focus and passion in our family for generations. We want to share our enthusiasm and knowledge with you to discover your family ancestry and history.

New England Genealogy
http://freya-newenglandgenealogy.blogspot.com/
Blog type: Individual family history, Massachusetts genealogy, New England genealogy

Welcome to all genealogists. My name is Wendy, and I have been passionate about genealogy for almost 20 years. I have been actively researching it for 5, since I became a stay-at-home mom.

This blog’s particular focus is on New England genealogy. It will mostly cover Plymouth County, Massachusetts to begin, and then work out from there. Sometimes I may discuss other items of interest – websites, magazines, societies, other areas of the world – but the main focus will be New England.

So I hope you will find this blog useful and interesting, and join me in my journey!

Western History & Genealogy
http://history.denverlibrary.org/blog/
Blog type: Colorado genealogy, Library blog

Run by the staff of the Denver Public Library, the Western History and Genealogy blog creates awareness of the depth of the collection, connects customers with interactive, innovative and relevant programming and services, and improves customer experience and convenience in using Library services. Learn more about the Western History and Genealogy department and its services.

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