My criteria for The Best of the Blogs is this: I look for blogs that highlight genealogy methodology, new records, social and historical context, current events, and educational and volunteer opportunities. I try especially to focus on blogs that document the Irish and the Irish diaspora and may be of interest to TIARA members.
Culture Context & Background
Irish or Gaelic? Or Erse? on Irish Roots by John Grenham
Little Tipperary on Genealogy Ensemble by Sandra McHugh
DNA
How can DNA Solve Unknown Parentage and Break Down a Brick Wall? on Legacy Tree Genealogists by Shelbie
How to Join a YDNA Surname Project on Your DNA Guide by Diahan Southard
Irish in America
Andersonville Irish Project Update on Irish in the American Civil War by Damian Shiels
Irish in Canada
New Brunswick Ancestors: The New Brunswick Irish Portal on Finding Your Canadian Story by Candice McDonald
Methodology
Building A Locality Guide: The Basics on Genealogy Pants by Cari Taplin
Records and Databases
Post Service Appointments Books, 1831-1969, full of Irish workers on Irish Genealogy News by Claire Santry
New free burials for Antrim and Newtownabbey on Irish Genealogy News by Claire Santry
Galway Archives digitises Loughrea Board of Guardians Minutes on Irish Genealogy News by Claire Santry
Research Resources
Irish Emigration: Not always to the US or Canada on Irish Family Roots by Donna Moughty
New website for Cork Archives as it prepares to re-open 11 May on Irish Genealogy News by Claire Santry
Irish Emigration - Part II on Irish Family Roots by Donna Moughty
Worcester, MA: Scots-Irish Settlers, 1700-1850 Updated on Sketch on American Ancestors Database News by Don LeClair
Find Ancestors in Historic Insane Asylum Records on Olive Tree Genealogy by Lorine McGinnis Schultze
Finding Ancestors in Almshouse & Poorhouse Records on Olive Tree Genealogy by Lorine McGinnis Schultze
Volunteer Opportunities
Nova Scotia 1945 marriage records available to transcribe on Genealogy a la carte by Gail Dever
Here are some other bloggers who write about weekly posts that may be of interest:
Friday's Family History Finds by Linda Stufflebean, on her blog Empty Branches of the Family Tree blog click here and here
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