A genealogy newsletter focused on the Llewellyn family, covering county-level research in North Carolina such as Rockingham and Anson counties, along with editorials, research advice and published data. The excerpts show only issue titles, so a reader can expect regional family-history research notes and archival references.
Website: https://llewellyn-genealogy.ghost.io/
A genealogy blog tracing the descendants of Edward Colver through Rev. Jabez Collver, with each post reconstructing family lines from census, county history and vital records. Readers get narrative-driven research on migration, maritime and frontier ancestors, including corrections to long-repeated family myths.
Local history essays about Woodbridge and Bethany, Connecticut, drawing on town records, family accounts and published local histories. Issues connect current events such as anniversaries, storms and elections to the area's past.
A Pennsylvania genealogy resource with guides to vital records, courthouses, archives, probate, land, military and immigration records across all 67 counties. Recent issues use anniversary years (1876, 1926, 1976) as hooks to show which records survive and how to research ancestors in each period.
Explains Chronicle Makers' named methods for family historians using AI to research genealogy and write finished family stories, including the Three Depths of Context, the Making Log and the Research Brain. Each issue defines a concept, shows what goes in it, and places it within the Chronicle Makers Genealogy Research Toolkit.
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