RLP 376: Preparing for Onsite Research – Part 3 Nicole and Diana discuss the final and most important step in preparing for an onsite genealogy research trip: calling the facility. Diana opens by referencing previous episodes that covered foundational steps like creating a research objective, developing a timeline, conducting locality research, and crafting a detailed research plan. Nicole emphasizes that calling ahead is her number one tip for successful onsite research because it can reveal critical information not found online. They share anecdotes from […]
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Review of Women and the Law of Property in Early America by Marylynn Salmon When we encounter women named in deeds, probate, or court records, finding and understanding the law behind the action helps us in our research. We find the law by looking for the federal or state statutes on which the action was based. Understanding the law can be more difficult. Marylynn Salmon’s book, Women and the Law of Property in Early America fills that void. Published in 1989 by the University of North Carolina, a description […]
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Finding Joy in My Son’s Name and Pronoun I finally found a new peace when I came to this understanding with God. I would love uninhibitedly; without fear, or grief, or compromise.
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