These three brothers served in Europe during the war. None appeared to be career military before or after the war. So each Flanagan brother should have registered for the draft. Try as I might, I could not find a draft registration card for the oldest brother Michael Flanagan.
Pay Attention to Those Draft Dates & Ages When Researching Draft Registration Cards Read More »
Research Methods
I finished reading a book today that I want to recommend to anyone who is researching their U.S. World War I ancestors, including females. Although short (95 pages) the book is jam-packed with information about record collections, repositories, and search strategies.
Recommended Reading: “World War I Genealogy Research Guide” by Debra M. Dudek Read More »
My Recommendations
I had the pleasure recently of joining my colleague genealogy educator Amy Johnson Crow on her new podcast, Generations Cafe, to share some of my key tips for researching Mexican ancestry.
My Podcast Interview with Amy Johnson Crow on Mexican Genealogy Tips Read More »
Hispanic Genealogy My Work
While doing last minute preparation on Sunday for my final lecture that the Texas State Genealogical Society’s excellent conference in San Antonio, I noticed a new feature on FamilySearch. They have rolled out an easier more direct way to access those unlinked (non-indexed, non-searchable, browsable-only) digitized collections.
FamilySearch Makes it Easier to Access Unlinked Digitized Records Read More »
Repositories & Sources