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On this day, remember
Make remembering matter more Today, the 27th of January, is International Holocaust Remembrance Day.[1. See “International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust,” UNESCO (https://www.unesco.org/ : accessed 26 Jan 2026).] And today The Legal...
An apology worth repeating
To the families of the victims... Here, in 2026, on this federal holiday marking the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr., there is an apology worth repeating. It begins with a story from some years ago. The Legal Genealogist's first cousin once removed just couldn't...
Milestones 2026
Looking back to 2025, forward to 2026 There's no doubt about it. The very best part of genealogy is the stories. Stories in The Legal Genealogist’s family take us back a long way in America on the maternal side and in Germany on the paternal side. Stories that begin,...
Coming up: January-February 2026
Upcoming presentations And here we are again, at the beginning of another year. Which, of course, means that things are ramping up for 2026 here at The Legal Genealogist. Here's a look at what's coming up on the schedule, and as always I'd love to have you come along,...
Rules of my road: 2026
Not legal advice! So many reader questions come in that are beyond what The Legal Genealogist can answer in this blog, because they're asking for legal advice. Um... that's not what this blog is all about. Not what this blog can do. It's necessary, or at least...

