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New Wikitree Recognition!

Posted by :administrator On : December 27, 2018

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I was working on my Stirnet.com lists yesterday, trying to get a few Murrays into Wikitree. I have 19 separate lists for the Murray surname, and was trying to finish up list number 16. It’s an interesting process because I’m able to find some of them on Wikitree while adding those who aren’t, but I’m constantly running into ancestors, spouses, or their children who don’t have any dates. I need at least a birth or death date to create a Wikitree profile.

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I never expected anything from it, other than completing another list as best as I could. It was a nice thing to see in my e-mail today.

How Old Were You….?

Posted by :administrator On : December 21, 2018

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Category: Administration, Research Notes, Site Updates

How old were you when you first got interested in genealogy? More to the point, how old were you when you began to research your own family? Like a lot of people, your first interest didn’t lead to research. Actually WORKING on your lineage came later, sometimes years later.

A recent survey on Facebook by the Early New England Family History Research site interviewed 4,534 members, arriving at these results:

Under 20 – 18%
20-29 – 16%
30-39 – 17%
40-49 – 19%
50-59 – 19%
60-69 – 9%
70-79 – 1%
80 + – <1%
Don’t Recall – 1%

Surprisingly, the split is pretty even across most age groups until you reach age 60 and above. I would guess the numbers would be different in the general population, with most falling between 40 and 60 years of age.

A writer for Ancestry.com (https://hidefgen.com/perceived-age-demographic-genealogy/) observed that conference attendees are mostly women (70%) and mostly above the age of 50. When topics of social media, like Facebook or other online sources, come up in genealogy, the user age falls quickly for those 55 and above, primarily due to privacy concerns. One interesting fact is that the first season of the US-version of Who Do You Think You Are? aired on NBC did not have any celebrities under the age of 40.

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The writer continues: Is the age demographic for genealogists perceived or actual? It often comes down to personal observations – one’s own demographic. Attendees at conferences tend to interact with others of similar age. When interactions do cross age groups, they tend to comment on either how young/old the other person is or how they do their genealogy – whether they use social media and online research, or if they are doing all their work at record repositories and without the use of a computer.

Both younger and older genealogists have much to offer each other – the younger set should not shut out older genealogists and write them off as “dinosaurs” who refuse to learn and use technology. Likewise, the older set should not dismiss younger genealogists as less than serious because they choose to use social media to expand their genealogy research and experience.

Now, for your purposes, two questions. First, how old were you when you began researching your family? Second, how computer-literate are you? You have to decide for yourself how this all affects your research. I have opinions, but I will share them at some point in the future.

Proof of the Validity of DNA! ;-)

Posted by :administrator On : December 18, 2018

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Ancestry DNA Results Updated Again!

Posted by :administrator On : December 9, 2018

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Ancestry seems to be continuing with its DNA refinements, as my newest numbers show. I now have ethnic percentages from four regions, and the countries within each region have been modified a bit, as well.

This is one source of my New England ancestors.

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This is the second source of my New England ancestors.

Plan for Wikitree’s 72-Hour Scan-a-Thon – NO Membership Required

Posted by :administrator On : December 6, 2018

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I’m Proud to be an FSA Scot

Posted by :administrator On : December 3, 2018

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OK, just what is an FSA Scot? Now that I am a Fellow (an FSA Scot; one of about 330 in the U.S.) I can speak generally about the Society. I was elected to membership at the Society’s Annual Meeting in Edinburgh, Scotland last week.

An FSA Scot is someone who is interested in furthering Scottish history in any number of ways. As the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland (SAScot) indicates on its website: http://socantscot.org

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After a 25-year career in Industrial Arts, then Industrial Education and, eventually, Applied Technology, or just plain “Shop,” it seems like I probably made the right choice. My final 12 years (for a total of 37 years) as Technology Coach, Technology Manager, Technology Coordinator, and similar titles grew out of my knowledge of applying “technology” to education.

Along the way, I never lost my love of history, and have used much of what I know as it applies to the study of Genealogy over the years. As the U.S. Genealogist for the Murray Clan Society of North America, and as a manager of several Scottish Clans on a genealogical website called Wikitree, I have pursued an active interest in Scottish history. I am also intrigued by English, Welsh and Irish history, as well as European history, so applying to become a Fellow (an FSA Scot, if you will), seemed like a natural progression.

Reaching this point in my personal growth as a Genealogist is a truly rewarding honor, and is only the first step to even more valuable contributions to Clan Murray, other genealogists, and my family.

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