You can visit the WCGS website or access through this link - Wake Genealogy Watch, Summer 2020
This issue contains the following topics:
• A reflective look at the collective history that we are making as we pass the time during the Covid 19 pandemic.
• Links to NC Archives’ Your Story is North Carolina’s Story Project. They hope to capture, preserve, and share our collective pandemic experience.
• Links to the National Emergency Library for your homebound research emergencies.
• Cynthia Gage shows how exhaustive newspaper research will give you a better version of an event. Don’t just find one article and quit looking.
• Strategies for researching challenging surnames.
• Book review - My Own, My Country's Time. The autobiography of Raleigh native, Vermont Royster.
• News about NGS Virtual Conference 2020.
• Take advantage of the latest genealogy promotions to keep us busy with up to the minute tips from Barbara McGeachy.
• And, a surprisingly full virtual event schedule.
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