Summit of Excellence
This is an excellent virtual conference. There are interesting topics for all levels. See you online!
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A Genealogy Quest
Recently, I went on a genealogy quest to Upper New York State and New York City. The goal of this quest was to seek out records for Henry Titchworth and Mary Jeroleman whose marriage took place on the 27th October 1800 at the English Lutheran Church in New York City. Henry and Mary may be
Perseverance Pays Off
FamilySearch kindly reminded me that I should look for Alice Searles, my 3 great aunt. Almost 10 years ago, I researched her parents and their 8 children a few years ago. At the time I was able to find the marriage for Alice no birth record. There should have been a birth registration for her.
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Hudson Bay Company Records Part 2
“Going to Winnipeg” as the TV commercial said, isn’t necessarily on everyone’s agenda. However, to view the non-digitized Hudson Bay Company records a trip to Winnipeg may be necessary. A small portion of the Hudson Bay Company records are digitized and online. Information on those records can be found at my blog Using the Hudson
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Using Hudson Bay Company Records for Genealogy
Journals from almost 500 Hudson Bay Company (HBC) posts can be viewed online. These will be of interest to genealogists with fur trade ancestors, and fur trade enthusiasts and researchers. The digitized collection includes pre-1870 journals, annual reports, incoming and outgoing correspondence, and accounts from Hudson Bay Company posts. Completed in 2019, these most requested
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