Review

by AGS member John A. Farris Many of us are curious about when and how the Americas were settled. There have been many theories, but a new book pulls together all of the available information as of 2022. This book is: ORIGIN: A Genetic History of the Americas by Dr. Jenifer Raff Published in 2022, […]

by AGS Member Michael Blackledge The Art of Family: Genealogical Artifacts in New England (2002, published by New England Historical Society) by D. Brenton Simons and Peter Benes presents several interesting viewpoints you may wish to consider regarding your family history and legacy. The 370 page book is a collection of 15 essays and two

review by AGS member Mike Wilson Some of you might not know that AGS member and former Quarterly editor Rosemary McNerney Winkler compiled the stories she wrote and commissioned about early Albuquerque families into a book that is now available. You might like to have a copy, or it could be a perfect present for

by AGS Member Laura Weber Like so many at the start of the pandemic, my time at work was a little less while my time at home was a great deal more – a genealogy hobbyist’s dream! I started to explore opportunities to expand my training and education and in addition to countless webinars, I

by Philip Spivey If you’re like me, a desk filled with scratch pads, spiral notebooks and information scrawled on bits of paper is a familiar sight. Let’s face it, we are constantly jotting things down in our search for ancestors. It might be a footnote reference or index listing we hope will lead us to