Colleen Robledo Greene

1940 Census Stories: Michael John Flanagan, Orphaned And Alone Again At 12 Years Old

June 7, 2012

1940 US Census, courtesy of Ancestry.com. Click on the image to view a larger copy. Work at my day job and some personal web development projects in my spare time have kept me away from genealogy work for a couple of months. But, when I read in the news that Ancestry.com just published its index today […]

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There’s No Going Back Now…I’m Officially Coordinating #THATCampSoCal 2012!

May 24, 2012

I mentioned in a prior post that I am organizing THATCamp SoCal (The Humanities and Technology Camp, Southern California) this September at my campus, Cal State Fullerton. Well, yesterday I hit the “no going back” point — we opened up registration.

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Why Attend THATCamp? Observations From An Art History Doctoral Student

May 8, 2012

A few months ago, I asked THATCamp alumni to share one or two big takeaways from THATCamps attended. Abram Fox (@abramfox), a Ph.D. student in art history, shares a detailed account of his first THATCamp experience.

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Family Photos Friday: My Father-In-Law, As A Toddler

April 21, 2012

My husband’s father, as a toddler, in his sailor stripes. I haven’t had much time for research the past few weeks, but I will continue to at least share old family photos until I resume my research. Since I shared a photo of my dad last week, this week’s Family Photos Friday submission is a

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