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(+) From Lloyd's Library by Lloyd Bockstruck: Revolutionary Georgia and Alabama Sources A Video Interview with Cathy Pilgrim of the National Library of Australia FamilyLink.com, Inc. Raises $2.4 Million Series B Funding Round MyHeritage Adds Significant Improvements to Search Engine Documenting Arizona's Historic Cemeteries More Recent Articles Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter - 5 new articles (+) From Lloyd's Library by Lloyd Bockstruck: Revolutionary Georgia and Alabama Sources The following is a Plus Edition article written by and copyright by Lloyd Bockstruck. For more than a decade Mary Bondurant Warren has been editing the Georgia Governor and Council Journals. The set is one of the most important collections of original source material for colonial and Revolutionary Georgia. The series begins in 1753 and has reached the Revolutionary War years. Her latest volume, the seventh, pertains to the year 1780 and features the civil war in the ceded lands. The... Read the rest of the story » • Email to a friend • • A Video Interview with Cathy Pilgrim of the National Library of Australia Cathy Pilgrim is the Director of the Newspaper Digitization Program at the National Library of Australia. A few weeks ago I met Cathy in New Zealand and asked her about some of her work digitizing all sorts of historical information, including sheet music. Roughly 3.5 million newspaper articles are also online and searchable at no charge. You can watch and listen to our conversation on Roots Television at... Read the rest of the story » • Email to a friend • • FamilyLink.com, Inc. Raises $2.4 Million Series B Funding Round The following press release was written by FamilyLink.com, the company well known for its online service, World Vital Records. You might notice the comment about an upcoming web service, GenSeek.com:PROVO, Utah, Feb 25, 2009 -- FamilyLink.com recently raised $2.85 million in Series B funding as social networking services continue to grow even during difficult economic times. FamilyLink.com raised its initial round of funding of $1.25 million in August 2007. Several Series A investors... Read the rest of the story » • Email to a friend • • MyHeritage Adds Significant Improvements to Search Engine The following announcement was written by MyHeritage:The updated "MyHeritage Research" now queries around 12 billion names in 1,526 genealogy databases from across the internet Tel Aviv, Israel – February 19, 2009 – Our latest addition made the MyHeritage Genealogy Search Engine more powerful, as we have expanded our database to include now 1,526 genealogically relevant databases, representing more than 12 billion names. You can get to it by going to... Read the rest of the story » • Email to a friend • • Documenting Arizona's Historic Cemeteries Phoenix historian Reba Grandrud is one of those spearheading an inventory of Arizona's historic cemeteries. Volunteers working with the State Historic Preservation Office are trying to locate and identify burial sites and cemeteries that were established 50 or more years ago. "A cemetery is one grave, three, a dozen, a hundred, two hundred, a thousand, whatever," Grandrud said. "Local people know where they are often, but to our knowledge there's never been a concerted... Read the rest of the story » • Email to a friend • • More Recent Articles (+) Casefile Clues by Michael John Neill: Canceling the Homestead A Video Interview with Clark Stiles of the National Library of New Zealand New Web Site Provides Online Access to New Zealand Birth, Death And Marriage Records Daughters of Union Veterans to Expand Headquarters & Museum Practical Tips For Gravesite Searching South Carolina African American Records to Be Published Online "Superguns" of Elizabeth I's Navy (+) Along Those Lines... by George G. Morgan: Modern Tools for Your Genealogy Research Trips The Truth About the 1890 U.S. Census (+) Free or Low-Cost Communications When Traveling - Part I

 

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