It’s time for the 2023 edition of Blogger Research Toolboxes. There are only a couple of new additions to the list, while several websites have gone dormant and have been removed.
Please take some time to browse the many resources offered by these bloggers!
The 2023 list:
ABT UNK – Location Links has a list for Chicago and several other places
Ancestral Findings – There is a Surnames tab at the top right with a drop down menu, including one on Hard to Find Surnames.
Anxiously Engaged! – Peggy Lauritzen has a number of buttons leading to multiple categories of resources.
Auntie Jen’s Family Trees – Links tab includes blogs, podcasts, YouTube and Facebook genealogy
Board for Certification of Genealogists – Check out the BCG Learning Center.
Destination: Austin Family – Thomas MacEntee’s websites with links to all kinds of genealogy resources.
DNAeXplained – Genetic Genealogy – Roberta Estes’ HELP button has links all about DNA and its use in genealogical research.
DNASleuth – There is a Resources tab with information about Genetic Genealogy.
Empty Branches on the Family Tree – While you are browsing bloggers’ research toolboxes, I hope you will take a look at mine, too. Category links are located right under the header image on the home page.
Evidence Explained – Elizabeth Shown Mills’ website is the place to go for source citation tips.
Family Tree Knots – Check out the Links of Interest button under the header.
Find Lost Russian & Ukrainian Family – Vera Miller has a LINKS button to lots of Russian/Eastern European resources
Fortify Your Family Tree – DiAnn Iamarino Ohama shares her resources in tabs under her header image.
From Shepherds and Shoemakers – Polish resources from Julie Szczepankiewicz
Genea-Musings – Visit Randy Seaver’s “Randy’s Genealogy Links” right next to his HOME button.
Genealogy à la Carte – Gail Dever has a robust list of tools for those with Canadian roots and created an ever-growing list of Canadian genealogy groups on Facebook.
Genealogy by Paula – Paula Stuart-Warren has a RESOURCES button with a long list of her favorite research links.
Heart of the Family – Elizabeth O’Neal has a Resources tab on the home page tool bar
Irish Family Roots – Donna Moughty’s focus is Ireland with links.
Jana’s Genealogy and Family History Blog – Check out Jana Last’s Research Toolbox link in the top button bar
Karen’s Chatt – Look for the Links tab at the right top area and follow the drop down menu for many links on various topics.
Kitty Cooper’s Blog – Kitty has multiple buttons with links to DNA and genealogy information
Leaves and Branches – Colleen Brown Pasquale has multiple tabs under her header image.
MarieB’s Genealogy Blog – Southeastern USA – There is a DNA Tools and References link
Megan’s Family – There is a research toolbox icon at the top right which has multiple categories with links.
My Ancestors and Me – There are a number of Resources tabs on the home page tool bar.
Olive Tree Genealogy – Lorine McGinnis Schulze passed away, but her husband is maintaining her website, which is a huge research toolbox for ships’ passenger lists, along with links to many other Canadian and American records.
Past Presence – Linda has a wide range of resources, including Chinese Genealogy, Canada, Europe and the USA.
The Advancing Genealogist – There are links Resources and a neat, unique Law Library Index.
The Ancestor Hunt – Kenneth Marks’ website is the place to go for links to online newspapers!
Treasure Chest of Memories – Laura has a Resources tab with several categories at the top of her home page.
Writing My Past – Teresa has a lengthy set of links to all things genealogy.