My secateurs have been busy this morning. Before I opened my Evernote GAGs Notebook I knew that I would have to prune down the list of contenders for inclusion in this week's edition of GeniAus Gems. Perhaps I was in a positive frame of mind this week and clipped a few too many posts or maybe geneabloggers are hittng their straps after the Christmas break.
It took a a bit of detective work to determine the authors of some of the posts I found this week. I had a rant about this last week. Does your blog have an author statement?
The pruning is done so I present to you my (biased) list of GeniAus' Gems for this week.
1. My dear friend Pat, aka DearMyrtle, has joined the Worldwide Genealogy blog team and her maiden post is a winner (and I am not at all biased towards Hangouts).
http://worldwidegenealogy.blogspot.com.au/2015/01/finding-place-for-global-family-reunions.html.
2. Susie couldn't resist following up a query. Perhaps you can help.
http://justlovehistory.com/2015/01/22/can-you-resist-getting-involved/
3. A clever marketing idea from Cairns.
http://cdfhs.org/new-drop-genealogy-clinic-cairns/
4. A treasure from Diane's Aunty Glad
http://familystoriesphotographsandmemories.blogspot.com.au/2015/01/treasure-chest-thursday-from-aunty.html
5. Sharon visits one of my favourite sites.
http://missmuffett.blogspot.com.au/2015/01/hello-2015-and-visit-to-state-records.html
6. A reminder from Wayne.
http://discovergenealogy.blogspot.com.au/2015/01/dont-forget-about-those-half-brothers.html
7. Lorraine takes aa closer look at an old building.
It took a a bit of detective work to determine the authors of some of the posts I found this week. I had a rant about this last week. Does your blog have an author statement?
The pruning is done so I present to you my (biased) list of GeniAus' Gems for this week.
1. My dear friend Pat, aka DearMyrtle, has joined the Worldwide Genealogy blog team and her maiden post is a winner (and I am not at all biased towards Hangouts).
http://worldwidegenealogy.blogspot.com.au/2015/01/finding-place-for-global-family-reunions.html.
2. Susie couldn't resist following up a query. Perhaps you can help.
http://justlovehistory.com/2015/01/22/can-you-resist-getting-involved/
3. A clever marketing idea from Cairns.
http://cdfhs.org/new-drop-genealogy-clinic-cairns/
4. A treasure from Diane's Aunty Glad
http://familystoriesphotographsandmemories.blogspot.com.au/2015/01/treasure-chest-thursday-from-aunty.html
5. Sharon visits one of my favourite sites.
http://missmuffett.blogspot.com.au/2015/01/hello-2015-and-visit-to-state-records.html
6. A reminder from Wayne.
http://discovergenealogy.blogspot.com.au/2015/01/dont-forget-about-those-half-brothers.html
7. Lorraine takes aa closer look at an old building.
8. I like to share via Billion Grvaes too.
9. Congratulations to the team at The Thomas Nevin blog. I wanted to leave a comment for them but comments on this blog post are closed!
10. Old photos looked familiar to Maria.
11. A useful guide from SLV.
12. Good results for money spent by Bob.
3 comments:
Thanks for the mention Jill. I am a little in love with the reading room and need to organise many more visits.
Thanks for the mention, Jill. I really enjoyed researching and writing this one.
Thanks for the mention
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