Monday 1 April 2019

Genealogy blogs A-Z challenge


Each year the A to Z challenge provides an opportunity for bloggers to choose a theme and post using the letters of the alphabet during April. There are over 550 bloggers participating. Below is a list of those who have indicated that their theme is Genealogy focussed.  

This is my third year of participating, once on this blog and now for a second time on my family history blog. My focus this year is on digitising my mother's recipe collection to preserve her handwriting and pass on some of her favourite recipes.


Anne's Family Historyhttps://ayfamilyhistory.com
The Old Trunk in the Attichttp://oldtrunkintheattic.blogspot.com/
Cheryl Hunnisetthttp://cherylhunnisett.com/
Finding Elizahttp://findingeliza.com/
Anglers Restanglersrest.net
TravelGeneehttps://travelgenee.com/
Nanniemarcy Family History Storieshttps://nanniemarcy.blogspot.com
Genealogy Blog: A blog about genealogy in Denmarkhttps://www.kottalgenealogy.com/blog/
Family Wise Limitedhttps://family-wise.co.uk/blog/
The Genealogy Show https://www.thegenealogyshow.uk/blog/
iFamilyHistoryiFamilyHistory.blogspot.ca
Virginia Allainhttp://martinmcghee.wordpress.com
Pressing M Waypressingmyway.wordpress.com
Jollett Etchttps://jollettetc.blogspot.com
A Home for the Family Treehttps://ahomeforthefamilytree.com
Earlier yearshttps://earlieryears.blogspot.com/
The Past Whispershttp://www.thepastwhispers.net/
Family history across the seashttps://cassmob.wordpress.com
HeenanFootstepshttps://heenan.one-name.net
digginguprootshttp://digginguproots.edublogs.org
FamilyHistory4u https://www.sharnsgenealogyhints.blogspot.com
The Keough Cornerhttps://keoughcorner.blogspot.com/


This post first appeared on https://carmelgalvin.info

3 comments:

  1. Thanks for the summary of genealogy blogs Carmel, I look forward to the recipes :)

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    1. I’m in awe at the depth of your research displayed on your blog and your ability to join this challemge each year with a new focus. Mum’s recipes reflect a limited budget and country baking with lots of cakes and biscuits, but each ‘byte’ adds to the family history. Thanks for dropping by.

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  2. Thanks Carmel. Most useful.

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