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May I Introduce To You . . . Smallest Leaf

I have the great pleasure of introducing you to Smallest Leaf, the creator of the 100 Years in America, Small-leaved Shamrock, and A Light That Shines Again blogs.
Smallest Leaf (a nom de plume) is a proud descendant of early 20th-century Hungarian/Croatian and 19th-century Irish Immigrants to America. She has been researching her family history since [...]

May I Introduce To You . . . Luckie Daniels

I have the great pleasure of introducing you to Luckie Daniels of the Our Georgia Roots, Our Alabama Roots and Cousin Annie’s Kids blogs.
For over the past 12 years, Luckie has been pursuing her African-American genealogy and family history.  Luckie is a descendant from the Washington-Wilkes, Georgia area and currently lives in Georgia.
Luckie is very [...]

May I Introduce To You . . . A.C. Ivory

I have the pleasure of introducing you to, A.C. Ivory of the Find My Ancestor Blog.
A.C.’s “Find My Ancestor” blog, is designed to be informative with the latest news, techniques, and websites for beginner genealogists as well as advanced genealogists who have been researching for years.
A.C. has been researching his family history and doing genealogy [...]

May I Introduce To You . . . Dr. Bill Smith

I have the great pleasure of introducing you to, Dr. Bill Smith of the Dr. Bill Tells Ancestor Stories Blog.
Dr. Bill’s blog focuses on the stories of his family’s ancestors and how to share them with us by the way of his blog.  Dr. Bill prepares the stories and discussions of where his ancestors came [...]

May I Introduce To You . . . Susi Pentico

I would like to introduce you to, Susi Pentico of the Susi’s Chatty Performances Blog!
At the age of 13, Susi became interested in genealogy while helping her mother.  Then, later at 18, Susi began her own genealogy/family history journey.
When Susi married and had her first child; little did she know that her son would take [...]

May I Introduce To You . . . Nick Gombash

I have the great pleasure of introducing you to, Nick Gombash of Nick Gombash’s Genealogy Blog.
Nick began his genealogy research journey in 2001 and his blog focuses primarily on his Hungarian research and resources.  Although Nick’s ancestry can be traced predominantly in America and back to the Colonial period, the majority of his research is [...]

May I Introduce To You . . . John Patten

I am pleased to introduce you to John Patten of the Patten Genealogy Blog!
First, I would like to share that John just became a father on January 21, 2010.  Please welcome a new addition to his tree: his new son, Tiriki (which means “joyful”).  Congratulations to you and your family, John!
John’s blog is dedicated to [...]

May I Introduce To You . . . Missy Corley

I have the pleasure to introduce to you Missy Corley of the Bayside Blog!
Missy’s blog is a mixture of personal, professional and other genealogy investigations as well as anecdotes, including advice on preserving family history and photos.
Missy became interested in her own family history about five years ago when researching and creating a scrapbook of [...]

May I Introduce To You . . . Stephen Mills

I have the pleasure of introducing Stephen Mills of the Stephen’s History and Genealogy Blog!
Stephen has two blogs: Stephen’s History and Genealogy, which updates fellow researchers and relatives on his activities. He shares tips and ideas and shares family stories along with photographs. And a second blog: A Land of Deepest Shade, which is [...]

May I Introduce To You . . . Steve Baldock

I have the pleasure to introduce to you, Steve Baldock of the Baldock/Fagg/Small Family Blog!
Steve’s blog is very rich in his English ancestry. Steve was born and raised in England and has been researching his family history for about 20 years with his research starting in earnest about July 2008. His family history journey [...]