How many bloggers have a page on their blog with resources that will help others if they are researching the area the blogger lives in? I think this is a great idea to include on blogs. After all, who knows the local area better than you!
I have had a Calhoun County page, the county I live in, for a few months now. It is a work in progress and I add resources to the page as I learn about them. I don't have any direct ancestors who left records in Calhoun County, but in my role as President of the Calhoun County Genealogical Society I am quickly learning about county resources.
Recently, I updated the Calhoun County page and thought I would update my readers about it. At the top of the blog page, click on Calhoun County tab and it will take you to the variety of resources I have shared. You will find information on the following, all about researching in Calhoun County, Michigan:
- Libraries
- Societies
- DAR Chapters
- Cemeteries
- Churches
- Communities
- History of the County
- Schools
- and more.
2 comments:
My husband's McClure ancestors were in Little Traverse in the late 1800s. I'll check out your Michigan resource links. Thanks very much for making these so easily available!
Marian, I am glad they are of use to other researchers. I enjoyed writing this post. I had to gather my various resources together and it has helped me having them all in one place.
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