BCG associates prepare and present the free monthly webinars sponsored by BCG through Legacy Family Tree Webinars. They present lectures and workshops at both virtual and in-person events, and they write for scholarly and other journals.
These articles and case studies, accessible to any subscriber, offer a unique and permanent record of the methodology, research process, record sets, and writing skills used to solve difficult genealogical problems. They are invaluable to the family historian as guideposts to solving similar problems of identity, location, parentage, and relationships.
Published articles by Certified Genealogists January-June 2024 (including some missed earlier).
Anderson, Pam Pracser. “Isaac Lutz, Mason & Mason, of Maryland, Indiana, and Missouri: Builder of the Washington Monument of Washington County, Maryland.” Maryland Genealogical Society Journal 63 (2022): 351-374.
Ball-Kilbourne, Gary. “Parents for Ann Cosden of Calvert County, Maryland.” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 112 (June 2024): 135–141.
Ball-Kilbourne, Gary. “The Many Wives of Howard William Lowe of East Grand Forks, Minnesota.” Generations: Quarterly Journal of the Minnesota Genealogical Society 55 (Summer 2024): 6–12.
Carbonetti, Stephanie. “Determining the Parents of Sarah (Osborn) Spencer Sherwood Long of Washington County, New York.” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 112 (March 2024): 45–60.
Fonkert, J.H. “Migration Research Matches D. H. Stephens of Missouri with Daniel H. Stephens of Franklin County, Kentucky.” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 112 (March 2024): 31–44.
Harvey, Deborah. “Identifying the Parents of Mary Ellen Martin of Morgan County, Illinois and Johnson County, Nebraska.” The Quarterly 56, Illinois State Genealogical Society (Spring 2024):18–20.
Hill, Ronald A. “Thamsine, Wife of William Colwill of Whitley.” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 112 (March 2024): 61–76.
Hobbs, Patricia Lee and Garrison, Barbara J. “DNA Merges Families of Stephen Stilwell of Dutchess County, New York; Cornwall, Upper Canada; and Coshocton County, Ohio.” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 112 (March 2024): 5–30.
Holmes, Eva. “The Life and Research of Charles Nelson Sinnett of Maine and the Midwest.” Minnesota Genealogist, 54 (Autumn 2023).
Irwin, Jenny Rizzo. “Generations of Familial Ties Identify Parents for Nathaniel Atwell of New York.” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 112 (June 2024): 121–134.
Irwin, Jenny Rizzo. “The Guarino Family: Planting Roots from Ribera, Sicily, in Elizabeth, Union County, New Jersey.” The Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey 98 (September 2023): 131–140.
Jones, Thomas W. “Mitochondrial DNA and an Inferred Conclusion: Revisiting Eleanor (—?—) Tureman Crow Overton in Culpeper and Madison Counties, Virginia.” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 112 (June 2024): 85–101.
Jones, Thomas W. “Smallpox and More: Tucker Losses in Hawke (Now Danville), New Hampshire.” The New Hampshire Genealogical Record 35 (Spring 2023): 3–24.
Mattson, Marie A. "He Left with the Circus Andrew J. Morrow: Minnesota Farmer, Union Soldier...Homeless.” Minnesota Genealogist 54 (Winter 2023): 5–9, 31.
Mattson, Marie A. "The Story Behind the Pot of Gold Found Near South Wales, Erie County, New York, in 1906.” The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record 155 (January 2024): 5–31.
Peters, Nancy A. “The Origin and Descendants of Frances (Schreiner A.K.A. Balbach) Wendelgass of Bavaria, Indiana, Kentucky, and New York.” The Genealogist 38 (Spring 2024): 3–31.
Tomlinson, Leslie Watson. “Which Jacob Rudolph was the father of Elizabeth Ann who married Thomas J. Watson in Montgomery County?” Middle Tennessee Journal of Genealogy & History 37 (Fall 2023): 51–65.
Wells, Charles L. “The John Mulvey Family of Rhode Island and Massachusetts.” Rhode Island Roots 50 (June 2024): 58–85.
Wilcox, Shirley Langdon. "Debunking the Age on a Tombstone: Malinda (Nevill) Thompson, an Early Settler in Lake County, California." The California Nugget 15 (Fall 2023): 12–14, 19.
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