Public websites such as Ancestry.com and Familysearch.com have become valuable tools for genealogical research. They allow you to connect with other users who are researching the same ancestors and compare and collect additional information to your own record. But with such ease of use, it is easy for mistakes to both occur and propagate. I’ll […]
Tomorrow is HistoryCamp at Valley Forge National Park, a full day of history presentations for adults! I’ll be there and presenting, despite recovering from laryngitis. Here is the title slide for my presentation:
For the next three days, I’ll be attending virtual workshops and seminars as part of the 2023 RootsTech event, presented by FamilySearch. I hope to learn much as I process through the next few days.
Join me at History Camp Valley Forge on Saturday, May 20, 2023, for a full day of informative history seminars! I’ll be presenting on the following topic: Managing The First Air Force: Lincoln, His Generals, and the Civil War Balloon Corps This is a topic I first began researching as an undergraduate history student way […]
Welcome to HistoryWho.com! This website launched on Friday, 28 October 2022. There will be plenty of information added in the weeks to come. Stay tuned!