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Laurence brings a fascinatingly rich understanding of graphology, psychogenealogy and creativity to the table.
Stephanie Wood is a brilliantly funny and insightful writer, and if you haven’t subscribed to her newsletter yet, you’re really missing out!
Barbara has generously created and shares this ever-changing, always-growing community forum for family historians who love to tell stories. So many tools and ideas. Too little time.
Everything Victoria shares is thoughtful and beautifully written. She has an amazing ability to share her insights while encouraging me to find my own - another reason to love family history.
Robin has loaded her space with so much fabulous information and technology on organizing and keeping track of records, photos and all the digital and OG "stuff" associated with family history and genealogical research. Super generous with her time and knowledge.
The best thing to hit an inbox in a long while. Sean writes with the old-fashioned heart and humor we all need more of.
Some of the best family history storytelling out there. Rich with historical context and enough personal details to breathe life into both the stories and the people. Also some great tips, tricks and inspiration.
Some of my best childhood memories were made with my dad in his woodworking shop. He loved making beautiful things, and the furniture making stories here just make me happy.
Appalachian culture and history, coal people and their communities, mosaics and memories, they all come together intentionally here.
