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How Did Medieval Europe Communicate Without Modern Technology?A Genealogist’s Reality Check
  AI Image While researching the dynastic connections for Volumes 3 & 4 of Echoes of Britannia, I kept having the same reaction over and over again: Wait… they were connected to where? Britain was tying into Iberia.Then Italy.Then

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RootsTech is on the Horizon!
  I’ll be heading to Salt Lake City for RootsTech, and if you’re attending in person, I’d truly love to connect. I’ll be presenting Voices That Vanish; Capturing Family Stories That Matter on 5 March at 9:30 AM in Room 155 EF, and you’re warmly invited to join me.

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A Tech Lesson Learned The Hard Way
  AI Image Oh, technology. You love it when it works and you despise it when it fails. I recently had a failure that stopped me cold, even though I was absolutely certain I had done everything right. I’m sharing what

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Palatines of America Conference
Registration opened for the 2026 Palatines to America National Conference, to be held in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, June 19, 2026. Early registration discount is available until April 15. The conference has activities and tours planned in addition to many presentations by genealogy experts on subjects related to German migration, military service, occupations, Revolutionary W...

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What Genealogy Teaches Us About Adaptability and Why It Matters Now
AI ImageOne of the unexpected gifts of long-term genealogical research is that, over time, patterns begin to emerge that have very little to do with dates, titles, or coats of arms and everything to do with human behavior. I noticed one of those patterns recently while working on my latest books, Echoes of Britannia and

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