How Philly are You?
Episode 07: This was my last studio show. It was special for another reason too. This was my first live episode. All the others were taped and edited. I never […]
Ethnic Genealogy & Crazy Shamele
Episode 06: This was going to be my last episode. I felt that this was enough and I needed to figure out next steps. Since I could not settle on […]
Inaugural Episode 01 | Online Genealogy with cousin Tory
We are celebrating the Road to 100 episodes! Yes, we have reached that magical milestone, where TV shows used to become eligible for syndication. (Ok. I’m ready.) Have you watched […]
Michiko, A Partner in Good Trouble
The Peter Mott House and Underground Railroad Museum, Lawnside, NJ The first day that I met Michiko Quinones I knew we were going to get into trouble. In fact, within […]
The Good the Bad and the Ugly of Printed Sources
During the episode Sleuthing Compiled and Printed Sources, James M. Beidler and Michael John Neill both shared tips and strategies for using resources for genealogy research. Not only did we […]
Blacks in Federal Records Beyond Military
One of my favorite books for African American Research at the National Archives is Deborah Newman Ham’s book Black History a Guide to Civilian Records at the National Archives. The […]