Have you checked the newsletters produced by the state archives in your ancestral states? The content varies, but may include: list of recent acquisitions bios of staff members (may tell you which person is familiar with specific collections) descriptions of collections notes on state history indexing projects digitization projects Both the current and past issue […]
A few more free blogs that you can check online and some electronic newsletter that you may choose to be emailed directly to you: http://www.genealogue.com/ Chris Dunham’s blog that he self described: “Genealogy News You Can’t Possibly Use.” Some of the posts are humorous, others ironic. Is there good genealogical news on this too — […]
Nu? What’s New is a free bi-weekly newsletter edited by Gary Mokotoff and published by Avotaynu. It is designed for researching Jewish family History. HOWEVER, I have found much useful info for searching in Eastern European countries, Canada, the U.S. and good updates on the Family History Library. You can sign up via the website […]
From time to time I will post the links to genealogical and historical electronic newsletters and blogs that are available at no cost. I do happen to be one of the writers for the first two. 24/7 Family History Circle http://blogs.ancestry.com/circle/ Ancestry Weekly Blog http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library/article.aspx?article=dailynews Dick Eastman’s Online Genealogy Newsletter http://www.eogn.com/Dick also has a Plus […]