Website for some Garretts and others of LaBrenda Garrett Nelson's family of South Carolina.
http://labgarrettgenealogy.com/
Garrett-Nelson documents her family, genealogy adventures and publications here.
Taneya's Genealogy Blog
http://www.taneya-kalonji.com/genblog
Taneya, a librarian and webmaster by profession, writes about genetic genealogy, her family and much more! Taneya is an expert on genealogy and technology.
Blog Talk Radio with Bernice Bennett
Want to hear and learn about the latest books and learn the best sources and services for researching your family? Then you need to visit Blog Talk Radio!
Genie B Roots
http://www.geniebroots.com/about/fam_his_ctr.htm
This is another website of Bernice Bennett's.
Reclaiming Kin, Taking Back What was Once Lost
http://msualumni.wordpress.com/
A wonderful blog run by Columbia, MD genealogist Robyn Smith.
Cyndi's List
http://www.cyndislist.com/categories/
Cyndi's list has long been considered THE best for links to online genealogy resources.
Graham Slave Records
http://grahamslaverecords.wix.com/graham-slave-records
This site, authored by my genealogist cousin Konnetta Simons Alexander, documents some of
her maternal slave ancestors. Konnetta is a cousin on the Warnick/Simons side of the family via my paternal grandmother Lillian Warnick Crichlow. Lillian and Konnetta's paternal grandmother Emily Naomi Warnick Simons were sisters.
Henry Louis Gates on Genealogy as History
http://b.treelines.com/henry-louis-gates-on-genealogy-as-history/
This page, a posting on Treelines, discusses historian Henry Louis Gates' view that family history provides the pieces for the historians works. Treelines is a blog written by Tammy Hepps, a popular genealogy speaker who I met at the National Genealogical Society Family Conference in Richmond, VA in May 2014. Treelines is also a site where you can record your family story.
by Marietta Stevens Crichlow and Linda Crichlow White