The Spring 2024 Issue (Vol. 7, Issue 3) of our
award-winning newsletter, Wake Genealogy Watch, is now available online for
reading or download. You can visit the WCGS website
or access through this link - Wake Genealogy Watch, Spring 2024.
Features in this issue include:
- Read details
of the recent unveiling ceremony for a new Historic Marker in Holly
Springs.
- We are
seeking a webmaster volunteer. Read the details and volunteer information
here.
- Find RootsTech
2024 highlights including links to selected presentations, and the whole on
demand schedule.
- Research
tip – Finding Prisoners and other special populations in post-1900 Census Records
- Have
fun exploring selected topics from the Wake Treasures Journal contents, now
available to all. Featured collections are linked in this issue.
- Explore
the Biofile image collection online at Allied Families. This vast collection
comprises years of research on the Upchurch and their allied families in
Wake County and their migrations elsewhere.
- Read
about an AI image creation experiment using Bing Image Creator and other
tools.
- Improve
your photo preservation skills with this on demand video workshop from the
Missouri State Archives.
- Learn
about a very large donation of over 750 genealogy books that will benefit
everyone with folks who migrated through Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware.
Photo Note: If you choose to read a printed version of this newsletter, some of the photos will be difficult to view due to size constraints. Please refer to the online edition where you can enlarge the photos to accommodate better viewing. Click this Newsletter link to view this and all past newsletter content.
We welcome your feedback, input, and submissions for inclusion in future editions. Please address all input to newsletter@wakecogen.org.
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