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DearMYRTLE's Genealogy Blog

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Url:http://blog.DearMYRTLE.com
Author(s):Pat Richley-Erickson
Language:English
Tags:family, genealogy, ancestry
Description:Practical, down-to-earth advice for family historians.
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Popularity:320 Followers

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Open Access: WorldVitalRecords.com through 12/28
NOTE From DearMYRTLE: If you keep up with the genea-blogs, perhaps you already know about this offer from our friends at World Vital Records, posted about 20 minutes ago. This is your chance to go ...more
2009-12-23
Case Study: McDonnell Part V- 1930 US federal census
DearREADERS,If you've been following the story of Ol' Myrt's maternal grandmother's research you'll know that we've found documents with different birth years. Walking through this process is typic...more
2009-12-21
I'll be home for Christmas - Rascal Flatts
DearREADERS,Here is Ol' Myrt's entry in this year's Genea-Bloggers' Christmas Carols:Love the harmony! The sentiment of being together with family and friends is near to our hearts.Merry Christmas ...more
2009-12-17
Genealogy dreams -
2009-12-17
Mundia? Oh no! Ancestry.com strikes again
DearREADERS,There has been a buzz lately about Ancestry's new Mundia website, but Ol' Myrt here definitely will not join thanks to Bill West who explained on Facebook that he was going to join Mund...more
2009-12-14
Genea-Bloggers' 2009 Holiday Cookbook is published
DearREADERS,Here's the link to the Genea-Bloggers 2009 Holiday Cookbook, including Ol' Myrt's submission for Almond Brittle.THANKS to my fellow genea-bloggers for taking the time to share recipes a...more
2009-12-13
One blink or two?
An imaginative look into Google Books & MagazinesDearREADERS,How about checking out two new trends over at Google Books that are destined to benefit family historians?#1 - Google Book's Magazin...more
2009-12-13
FamilySearch Indexing - update 11 Dec 2009
NOTE from DearMYRTLE: Last week's indexing projects report from FamilySearch shows diversity in language and record types. Please do your part to continue this massive indexing project by visiting ...more
2009-12-13
NARA changes: Congressional & public hearings
NOTE from DearMYRTLE: The following was received over the weekend from our friend Harold of the Mount Vernon Genealogical Society. He continues to be ever vigilant when it comes to open records acc...more
2009-12-13
NARA space changes 17 Dec meeting
NOTE from DearMYRTLE: The following was received from our friends at the National Archives (US). Please address all inquiries to inquire@nara.gov.National Archives Hosts Public Forum to Discuss R...more
2009-12-11

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Facebook UserOct 31

Add me to the list of people looking for the checklists...I've even been trying to find somewhere to BUY them, but no luck...
As Tammy said, PLEASE RESPOND.
 

Tammy HallsteinOct 6

Where ARE the July, August, September, and Ocotber organization checklists? I'm not the only one wondering what happened--please respond.
Tammy
 

Shirley HagadoneSep 2

I am unable to find July, August and now September organization checklists.
Please help
shirley
 

Cherie LeeAug 28

...came accross your blog searching for Palatine newsletters. I am a real estate agent in Saugerties N.Y who recently aquired the listing of one of our towns 1st 12 houses. This house was built some 240 yrs. ago By Christian Myer for his son Johansen... if anyone has any information that may help me, or perhaps a newsletter or magazine I can advertise in ? Would LOVE this beautiful home to be returned to it's rightful owners, thanks, Cherie, upstate NY
 

Facebook UserAug 25

Have to ask a question...where are July and August's Organization Checklists? I've hunted all over. HELP!
 

Bill MorganMay 18

I found it necessary to google information about myheritage.com and the steps necessary to remove it from my computer. I found your information at http://blog.dearmyrtle.com/2009/03/trouble-brewing-re-myheritage-family.html to be accurate. I have a different problem with My Heritage. It seems that it has hijacked my google search page. I cannot paste a screen print here to show it but there is a My Heritage "tree" icon to the left of my Google search window and "MyHeritage Search" appears in my IE search window. At no time during installation did I give permission for My Heritage to alter any settings in either Google or IE. I am no going to attempt to rid my computer of this pest by reinstalling IE. While I will stop short of calling this a virus, though the practice they employ is an agressive tactic that will leave many people less knowledgable about PC's stuck with their advertising gimmicks. Shame on My Heritage for sinking this low.
 

Vj RemeliusMay 11

I am loving your get organized articles. You are a real blessing to those of us who are organizationally challenged. Thanks
 

Facebook UserMay 6

Hey there Myrtle, I am eagerly trying to read through your many years of blogging and am learning every minute. Thank you!
 

Paula McGowanApr 9

I am a long time fan. Good to find you again.
 

Carol CulliganApr 8

New to your site and looking forward to the insights you offer.
 
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