My blogs
About me
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Consulting |
| Occupation | Researcher - Writer - Genealogist |
| Location | United States |
| Introduction | Bit by bit, I'm working on a book about my adventures in genealogy, a book that's alternatively spiritual! I encourage you to include niche specific history into the genealogy and family book you're writing! I have at least three decades of experience as a genealogy researcher. I started with interviewing my own relatives years ago. I use books, maps, family artifacts and records, microfilms, and specialty databases, at private and governmental archives, museums, libraries and historical societies... And of course there is now the amazingly impactful Internet... I've researched, written, and produced books. I've taught Genealogy on the Internet. I like to help other researchers break through research blocks! Christine |
| Interests | ANCESTRY WORSHIP - a Genealogy BlogSpot was founded in January 2009 and is still going strong! My interest is in conveying professional genealogy standards with a focus on American - United States research. I provide links to useful databases, give advice and experientials, make commentary, and review books. I also touch on some alternative spiritual notions such as reincarnation, ancestral memory, and ancestor worship. (Are you the reincarnation of an ancestor?) |
| Favorite Movies | I love going to a big theatre and being taken out of my seat - going to another time and place and forgetting that I'm sitting there. I loved binge-watching Boardwalk Empire and also The Crown. |
| Favorite Music | I do love all sorts of music but what I listen to has much to do with what mood I'm in. I listen to everything from Gregorian Chants to Indian Music to Rock and Roll! |
| Favorite Books | I seem to always have a book ordered in to one library or another and over the years I've found I love memoirs most of all. |
How do you pronounce the 'g' in bologna?
You don't. Where I come from, back in the day when we actually ate this meat, we said BA LONE EEE!
