The following research is currently underway (as tasks are completed they will be annotated with strike through):
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The following research is currently underway (as tasks are completed they will be annotated with strike through):
Chrome, to my knowledge, does not ‘yet’ support reading DJVU files. I have looked up and down for a plugin without any success. If you are using Chrome on this site this deficiency will make reading documents difficult. Should you know of a way to read DJVU files in Chrome please share that with us either via comment or using our contact page.
On another note, you may have noticed that I replaced the Tweet/retweet function on this site. The previous Tweet plugin stopped working in Firefox after a software upgrade. Hopefully the new Tweet plugin will continue to work.
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The Deyos- 1800-1982 [written by Wilfred Frank Deyo circa 1982]
The writer, Wilfred Frank Deyo will incorporate -the following information available as of October 8, 1982 into the “Deyo Family History”- 1800-1982-From Canada to the United States of America which he hopes to put together in the not too distant future. (more…)
I’d like to take a brief opportunity to thank the many people who have sent me information, pictures, and data to place on ManyRoads.
It is my hope to keep this list up to date. So if you have sent me materials and through an error of omission (not commission) I somehow have neglected to add your name to the list, please remind me via our Contact page. (more…)
The last few weeks have been quite interesting in terms of new discoveries, etc. Per normal, I’ll simply enumerate them in an outline (I’m not feeling terribly prosaic right now).
I hope to keep my genealogy work underway and the ManyRoads postings regular. My plans constantly change, so who knows; but with any luck we should see information soon on the Quebec to US migrations, genealogy tool use and recommendations… plus whatever else pops up in my digging.
One of the great genealogical research problems, for me, is my recent relatives.
The folks I am refering to are either still alive or recently deceased. In either case, they are near enough that their data is most difficult to ferret out. Most marriages, births, etc that have occurred in the last 50 years and are hard or REALLY expensive to get. I guess that’s because of identify theft, etc. In any event, there are times when you (or at least I) need some of this information in order to get accurate genealogical data for select branches of the family. So are there any tricks? Well I have come up with a few. If you have others, by all means share them in our comments area! Here are mine:
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Data Quality is the first in a series of posts on “Genealogy Gotchas”.
(I thought this might present useful tips & pointers to our readers while I await your votes on my little poll.)
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Based upon an incredible interest (110+ reads in under 24 hours is immense interest in one of my posts!), I thought folks might like to see other reviews.
As most of you, I use a LOT of tools and tricks to help me find the people and history around my family. I am happy to share my experiences and ‘insights’, such as they are, with you. However, I‘d like to take your interests into account as I build my posts- assuming you are willing to share your desires. So… (more…)