Writing your family’s story might seem like a daunting task. However, just like genealogical research and…
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Writing and Publishing Your Family History – Part 2 of 4: Choose Your Plot
The plot is the foundation of a story. It's the focal point around which a writer…
Writing and Publishing Your Family History – Part 3 of 4: Choose Hero / Protagonist Type & Supporting Cast
A protagonist is always the main character in a drama. However, unlike a hero, a protagonist…
Writing and Publishing Your Family History – Part 4 of 4: Choosing Your Publishing Platform
At the time of writing this, genealogists are spoiled for choice when it comes to publishing…
Turn on. tune in. Drop Out: GA is now on iTunes, Spotify – and more!
COVID-19 has given the Genealogy Adventures crew some unexpected downtime. So we’re working on projects that…
Free webinar: Techniques for Integrating Documentary and Genetic Information in a Research Report
This lecture provides practical examples of reporting on, analyzing, correlating and integrating information from documentary and…
S03 E19: Women of the American Revolution with DAR’s Clare Marshall
Join Brian Sheffey & Donya Williams online this Sunday as we chat with Clare Marshall from…
S03 E18: A Short Legislative History of Black Hair in America
Black hair – specifically, black women’s hair – has been the subject of legislative control in…
S03 E17: Black Railroad Workers in the Jim Crow Era
We regularly comment on how intertwined genealogy and history are on Genealogy Adventures. Understanding the history…