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Sharing a one-place study gets personal when Jane dives in to share the people and context of the place. It pulls you in and reminds you of universal truths.
I'm delighted by Tyler's perspective bringing refreshing breath of fresh air to the dusty reputation of historical societies. He has me thinking about what I can do to support and encourage them everywhere. Bravo!
Even if you're not an aspiring actor researching a historical role, Dr. Barbara's posts are a joy to read. It's like riding shotgun as she takes you on a ride through her glamorous world. 💨
In Emma Cox you'll discover one of the most generous and professional genealogists in this family history community. In this stack, she's sharing her own story which is both fascinating and (because it's Emma) educational. Enjoy!
The challenges of childhood, or our parents unresolved struggles are so often the white rabbit we start chasing down the rabbit hole of family history. "Wait a minute!" this stack just might be the pocket watch that rabbit held. Enjoy.
A skilled writer and subtle storyteller, Lori brings you along as she dives into old newspapers with the zeal of a muckraker. Enjoy the ride. I try to never miss an episode.
A thoughtful and spirited interviewer, Emma Cox and her Journeys into Genealogy podcast has found its way into Substack. Her remarkable way of making connections is already evident as she uses the Substack to add value for her podcast listeners. Bravo!
