iFamily History: Blogging A to Z: Genealogical Websites B

B is for

Blogs
When Googling, if you find a family blog read it. It might be very useful but of course, check out the sources! There are blogs just for helping anyone with genealogy. The following has a good list of blogs to check out.

GeneaBloggerstribe
geneabloggerstribe.com
"GeneaBloggersTRIBE is a community of content providers supporting one another with expertise and encouragement as we share our family histories. Our members provide a wide variety of genealogy content across numerous platforms including blogging, vlogging, podcasting, and nearly all forms of social media.

GeneaBloggersTRIBE spotlights member content to spark interest and drive traffic to members sites. We inspire with content prompts and assist with technical support. We bring people together from all over the world with meet-ups at regional and national conferences."
@GeneaBlogTRIBE

BillionGraves
billiongraves.com
"Billion Graves is the world's largest resource for searchable GPS cemetery data and is growing bigger and better every day. You can help by collecting headstone images from local and other cemeteries, and then by transcribing the personal information found on the images."
@BillionGraves

These are websites I know, have used and found helpful. There are many more.
If you have other favourite sites that start with the letter B, please add to the comments below.
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@liannekruger

Websites change. These are correct as of 2019.

About Lianne Kruger

Genealogy

I researched my paternal grandmother's line to the first three white landowners of Canada in the 80's. I began genealogy going on genealogy trips in Ontario, England, and Scotland at graveyards with my mother starting at age 7 on. As a teenager, I sat in front of a microfilm reader with a list of names every Saturday at an FHL while my mother volunteered helping others.

I have spoken at Genealogical conferences and sessions at RootsTech (UT), FamilyRoots (UT), The Genealogy Show (in Birmingham, UK) as well as in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ogden, and Ontario.

Click on My Speaking Experience for session titles.

I have articles published on BYU Studies Quarterly magazine website and FamilySearch as well as AGS Relatively Speaking and Tree Climber.

Click on My Publications for complete list.

3 comments:

Wendy2 April 2019 at 05:41
GeneabloggersTribe is a great resource, especially for anyone new to blogging. When I was new, Geneabloggers helped me find my way.
The Joyous Living2 April 2019 at 11:15
is billiongraves better then findagrave?

Joy at The Joyous Living
Lianne Kruger4 April 2019 at 15:58
I wouldn't say one was better than the other. They both have good benefits. Find a Grave is coming up :)