Great night with Fairfax Genealogical Society
Today is the officially unofficial start to the Memorial Day Weekened, with folks fleeing to beaches (if the weather allows) and family get-togethers a ...
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The language of the law. Part Latin, part Anglo-Saxon, all confusing.
In the year 1840, in the state of South Carolina, a man named E.B. Bronson claimed to have been properly elected an Ordinary in ...
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Lady Liberty to shine
The Legal Genealogist usually leaves general genealogy-related news to the sites and blogs that tend to do that far better, but there is awfully good news today for all us -- ...
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The storms of spring
Note: The Legal Genealogist doesn't make a practice of reprinting earlier posts. But the horror of yesterday's news out of Moore, Oklahoma, has my cousin Thelma so front-and-ce ...
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A library to lose sleep over!
On the ground floor of a building on a street called Sand Point Way is a real genealogical treasure. And if you live anywhere in the Pacific Northwest or have ancestor ...
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