ChatGPT for Genealogists
Some big news to share: My new book, ChatGPT for Genealogists: From first prompts to advanced workflows, is now available.
Silent Cal on the Pilgrims
Calvin Coolidge, at the time Governor of Massachusetts, addressed the exercises on the Three Hundredth Anniversary of the Landing of
What to Copy
I was trying to help Mary (not her real name) with her genealogy. She had brought a folder full of
The Case for Being Careful
William Shanks (1812-1882) was an Englishman and amateur mathematician. He spent 17 years of his life calculating the digits of
Washington Lafayette
The following page is from volume 2 of the town records of Newmarket, N.H., page 427. (You can view the
Genealogical Gold in Land Records, Part 1
In a previous post I looked at town annual reports and the genealogical treasures that one can find in them.
Genealogical Gold in Town Annual Reports
There is an important genealogical source for New England researchers, one that often contains unique information that you will not
The Fate of John Burgoyne
A pension file is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re going to find inside. The Revolutionary
Genealogical New Year’s Resolutions
I don’t know about you, but I’m stuffed! Too much ham, too much pie, too much of everything. So, as