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GeneaBloggers is a community of content providers supporting one another with expertise and encouragement as we share our family histories and educate others. Our members provide a wide variety of genealogy content across numerous platforms including blogging, vlogging, podcasting, and nearly all forms of social media.
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RootsTech 2026 Ride Along Collaboration
GeneaBloggers has partnered with Projectkin for the RootsTech 2026 Ride Along. What does this mean? If genealogy, ancestors, local history, and preserving family stories are your thing, do join us for the RootsTech 2026 Ride Along! ALL ATTENDEES REGISTER for the 2026 RootsTech conference. It’s free for virtual attendees. PLAN your schedule using the RootsTech App available for Android and iOS devices. SHARE plans and reactions to the event via RideAlongPartners.org to expand the reach of...
read moreMeet Nancy Casey Our New GeneaBloggers Secretary
We’re a little late but excited to introduce our newest board member and would like you to meet Nancy Casey, our new GeneaBloggers Secretary. Nancy is a genealogical researcher and writer, who has been researching her family roots since the early 2000s. She began her award-winning blog Leaves on the Tree in 2018 to share her discoveries. Nancy’s writing has also been featured in genealogical publications in Texas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Ontario, Canada. In addition, she edits the Denton...
read moreCarolina Girl Genealogy Celebrates 13th Blogiversary
February is Blogiversary Month for another Premium GeneaBlogger – Cheri Hudson Passey. Carolina Girl Genealogy is 13 years old today. It shouldn’t be a surprise that Cheri is a South Carolina lady who began her blog to share her family stories. Today, Cheri enjoys connecting with cousins, but she also shares research methodology. Cheri is also somewhat unique among GeneaBloggers because she also hosts GenFriends Genealogy Chat Show which is hosted on YouTube. Three posts that she’d like to...
read moreLineage Journeys Celebrates 9th Blogiversary
Judy Nimer Muhn, Ed.M., FSA-Scot is celebrating her Valentine’s Day 9th blogiversary today! Lineage Journeys launched in 2023, but her very first website went live on 14 February 2016 and Judy has never looked back. Judy was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan and currently resides in Milford, Michigan. She is an extremely busy lady as she serves as a Board member, Awards Chair for the National Genealogical Society as well as serving as the current President of the Michigan Genealogical...
read moreBlogiversary Spotlight Spartan Roots
It’s time to celebrate Carol Kostakos Petranek’s 12th blogiversary. Carol began Spartan Roots on Christmas Day, 25 December 2012 with the purpose of helping others how to research their Greek ancestors and to share information that she discovers about her own families in the Sparta region. Her main focus today is to educate people on researching in and around Sparta, Greece.. Carol, a resident of Silver Spring, Maryland, is lucky to have what many of us might consider to be a dream job as she...
read moreEmpty Branches on the Family Tree Celebrates 11th Blogiversary
It’s time to celebrate the 11th blogiversary of Empty Branches on the Family Tree, authored by Linda Stufflebean. Although Linda was born in Passaic, New Jersey, she eventually ended up retired in Tucson, Arizona after years in Rhode Island, Mexico City, and South California. She was interested in family history from the time, and as a young girl, she questioned her paternal grandmother about old family photos but actively began pursuing genealogical research in 1979. For a number of years,...
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