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"You don’t have to be a doctor of history to create a meaningful blog; any blog that respects it’s subject matter, takes it and it’s audience seriously is a valid creation and worthwhile resource."

Published 22 Apr 2009

Read more at Tracing Your Routes: Official Blog of GenWed.com

"For quite some time I've been working on a system of linked footnotes for use by GeneaBloggers in their blog posts."

Published 3 Apr 2009

Read more at footnoteMaven

"As our research moves into new geographic locations or as we encounter new types of records, a wealth of information is available to us through the blog format."

Published 26 Mar 2009

Read more at GenealogyandFamilyHistory.com

"There is a really amazing amount of family history available on the Internet and more of it is now in the form of personal Websites known as blogs."

Published 19 Jan 2009

Read more at Genealogy's Star

"One of the most significant developments on the Internet since 1994 has been the online Web Log, more commonly known as a blog. In actuality, a blog is simply a type of Web page that can incorporate any kind of media: text, photographs, graphic art, video clips, sound files (such as MP3s), and may be exclusively audio, such as a podcast."

Published 30 Mar 2008

Read more at 24-7 Family History Circle