The Genealogist ‘s Google Toolbox, by Lisa Louise Cooke (2011) If we were all in junior high school, I doubt that anyone would hang the moniker “Geek Girl” on Lisa Louise Cooke. She just seems so socially well-adjusted. But there has to be a little bit of geek in anybody who could write such a [...]
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Online State Resources for Genealogists by Michael Hait (e-book) (2011). Even novice genealogists know where to find the basic documents needed for research: the census, for example, can be found on several pay services as well as on free sites like HeritageQuest. But everyone also knows that to do a sufficient job of research, one [...]
Alfred Eugene Gines, Sr., was called home on Tuesday, February 1, 2011. He passed away in the presence of his wife Icy, at the John Knox Rehabilitation Hospital in Kansas City, Missouri. Alfred Gines was born on December 17, 1930. He attended Lincoln High School in Kansas City, graduating in 1946. He served in the [...]
