Archive for the 'Reviews' Category

Review: Elizabeth Shown Mills’ QuickSheet - Citing Online Historical Resources

Friday, December 2nd, 2005

A few days ago, Connie Lenzen, writing in The Columbian (Clark County, Washington), wrote an article, Genealogy Today: Citing Internet sources, that reviewed Elizabeth Shown Mills’ “QuickSheet; Citing Online Historical Resources, Evidence! Style.” As more and more people do online genealogy research, this is going to become very important.

Book Review: Destination America (Genealogue)

Tuesday, November 8th, 2005

Chris at The Genealogue, has written an excellent book review of Destination America, which is the companion book to the PBS series, Destination America.

Forensic genealogy uses wide range of source materials

Monday, October 17th, 2005

An article by Damon Veach, Forensic genealogy uses wide range of source materials has been posted on 2theadvocate.com (Baton Rouge, LA). It covers the book Forensic Genealogy, by Colleen Fitzpatrick, as well as explains in detail just what forensic genealogy is.

“Everything is Illuminated” - A Movie for Genealogists?

Friday, October 7th, 2005

Michael Clark has written a movie review for the Gwinnett Daily Post (Gwinnett County, Georgia) about the new movie out today, Everything is Illuminated (IMDB.com) (trailer at Apple.com).

Book Review: Genealogy Gets Ugly in ‘Always’

Sunday, July 17th, 2005

Dan Hays, in his ‘Northwest Best’ column, over at the StatesmanJournal (Salem, Oregon), wrote a review of Elizabeth Lowell’s latest genealogy-based thriller, ‘Always a Time To Die’.