Christine Cohen Genealogy

Flyer for free webinar "How Does Writing Fit Into Your Career" by Sunny Morton on April 7th, 2026, at 6:00 pm Mountain Daylight Time. Learn more at ugagenealogy.org.

Writing for publication can be a rewarding plan. Sunny Morton will walk you through the various options for where to publish. Your #writing can serve as a self-built platform for your career. Check out our free #webinar at 6:00 pm MDT on April 7th! Register at buff.ly/XuqAx05 #genealogy

FamilySearch.org Discover your family history. Explore the world’s largest collection of free family trees, genealogy records and resources.

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#NotAtRootsTech Still checking out the many discounts offered by #RootsTech exhibitors. Browse the online expo hall to see these money-saving offers! #Genealogy #Discounts www.familysearch.org/en/rootstech...

Stories of 7 generations of Waterford family still alive in historic home Judy Green is writing her family’s history at a North Waterford homestead, from 1790 to today.

Stories of 7 generations of Waterford family still alive in historic home www.pressherald.com/2026/02/26/s...

Why Edna Wrote Teddy and Minnie, 1943 Genealogy research and commentary by Marian Burk Wood, speaker and author of "Planning a Future for Your Family's Past," available from Amazon.com.

#Genealogy #FamilyHistory When my aunt served as a WAC in England, France, Belgium during #WWII, she was befriended by a lovely lady in Shropshire. Wartime letters written by that lady to my family illuminate home-front thoughts & feelings climbingmyfamilytree.blogspot.com/2026/03/why-...

1880 census from Burr Oak, Jewell, Kansas

One of my odder #genealogy finds was my Czech Horak ancestors in 1880.

They had just moved to Jewell County, Kansas that year. It lists their surname as Hork (transcription was Hock), and says they're from France!

I found them by going page by page, looking for bigger families and immigrants.

Working independently does not mean learning alone. “Water Cooler Moments: Learn, Share, and Grow” shows how in-person and virtual connections help genealogists exchange ideas, expand skills, and grow together. By Jeanette Sheliga in the December 2025 APG Quarterly. #APGQ #Genealogy

March 2026 www.ChristineCohenGenealogy.com #Genealogy #FamilyHistory

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Another big shift in autosomal DNA testing. FamilyTreeDNA is moving to targeted sequencing, meaning more coverage and higher resolution where it matters for genealogy. We’re watching genetic genealogy grow up in real time. I’m especially watching how this impacts distant match discovery. #genealogy

3D scanning and shape analysis help archaeologists connect objects across space and time to recover their lost histories Digital tools allow archaeologists to identify similarities between fragments and artifacts and potentially recover previously unknown parts of their stories.

3D scanning and shape analysis help archaeologists connect objects across space and time to recover their lost histories
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What I Learned from Nellie Block's AR 2 Genealogy research and commentary by Marian Burk Wood, speaker and author of "Planning a Future for Your Family's Past," available from Amazon.com.

#Genealogy Not everyone coming to America immigrated through Ellis Island! One big takeaway from my great aunt's AR-2 alien registration form, plus her self-reported birth date. Worth $20 to me to learn a few new details #FamilyHistory climbingmyfamilytree.blogspot.com/2026/02/what...

It's a Nice Day for an Irish Wedding This week's prompt for #52Ancestors is Valentine. One of the first things that comes to mind is my 3rd great grandparents, Francis Doughe...

Yesterday was Valentine's Day. I'm sharing this blog post from the archives about my third great grandparents who married almost 200 years ago!

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#Genealogy #FamilyHistory #52Ancestors The New York Census asked where/when someone was naturalized. Great clue to look for the documents! But what if no date/place noted for children's citizenship? The year was the big clue, due to change in US law climbingmyfamilytree.blogspot.com/2026/02/what...

Some very good news. And only a few more weeks until the 1926 census release #Genealogy #Ireland

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Mind the Gap: Alex and Blanche Married Far from Family Genealogy research and commentary by Marian Burk Wood, speaker and author of "Planning a Future for Your Family's Past," available from Amazon.com.

#Genealogy I wondered where my cousin got married, since my initial research didn't turn up a cert or even an announcement. Then I redid my research on another site and up popped the marriage, 2800 miles from home. Why go so far away? #FamilyHistory climbingmyfamilytree.blogspot.com/2026/02/mind...

I received my first alien registration file back from the National Archives on one of my ancestors (United States for context). I was hoping it would be a large file - only two pages but it did give me some additional information. It's the roll of the dice in #genealogy.

This is the Peak House in Medfield, MA: a rare vernacular home—how everyday people lived, not the fancy “museum mansion” version of history. Homes like this almost never survive. And the museum’s exhibits are surprisingly engaging + interactive. peakhouseheritagecenter.org #history #medfieldma

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Good news for international genealogy friends! Calendar events now appear appropriately in ALL time zones! As always, the genealogy calendar is completely free to use or to have your genealogy events included. Find or submit a genealogy event at conferencekeeper.org

A fresh set of eyes 👀 can be just the thing for a breakthrough. Plus, it's fun to collaborate with genealogy folks.

That's why I'm participating in the 𝐖𝐢𝐤𝐢𝐓𝐫𝐞𝐞 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐧𝐠𝐞 𝐖𝐞𝐞𝐤! Learn more here 👇
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Thank you to www.ancestry.com for the DNA kit as a door prize for www.WAGSWhittier.org 43rd Annual Seminar. Sign up today before we sell out! @katepenneyhoward.bsky.social @peggyjude.bsky.social @Johnbeaumont Genealogy + AI = Success

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Archive Room & Resources - Fairfield County Heritage Association Located in the Georgian Museum, the Archive Room offers a collection of Fairfield county historical and genealogical resources. The recent renovation transformed a room on the second floor into a ded...

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The Fairfield County Heritage Association Collection now features photographs, newspapers, and documents covering local history including pioneering families, businesses, schools and more.
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Navigating the maps website | National Library of Scotland Learn how to find and make the most of the National Library of Scotland's maps in this online workshop.

This workshop on 28 January will help you get the most from the maps section of the National Library of Scotland. Discover their trove of historic maps from Scotland, Ireland, England and beyond. www.nls.uk/whats-on/nav...
#genealogy #familyhistory #maps

Newspaper Search Tricks to Find Your Family YouTube video by Aimee Cross - Genealogy Hints

Old newspapers can answer questions you didn’t even know to ask. Learn how to search them thoroughly for your ancestors and pick up research tricks you can use in any #genealogy project. From missed details to hidden clues, newspapers are more powerful than you think. www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRpW...