GenealogyBank adds 17 newspapers from 10 States.
Arizona, Glendale. Glendale Star. Weekly. 12/13/2002 - Current
Arizona, Glendale. Peoria Times. Weekly. 01/17/2003 - Current
Georgia, Atlanta. Atlanta Jewish Times. Weekly. 01/11/2008 - Current
Indiana, Goshen. Goshen News. Daily. 11/10/2007 - Current
Indiana, Lebanon. Reporter. Daily. 06/25/2008 - Current
Indiana, Shelbyville. Shelbyville News. Daily. 06/02/2009 - Current
Kansas, Derby. Derby Reporter. Daily. 09/06/2000 - 12/30/2008
Kansas, Pratt. Pratt Tribune. Daily. 07/28/1999 - Current
Kansas, Wellington. Wellington Daily News. Daily. 04/04/2001 - Current
Kentucky, Somerset. Commonwealth-Journal. Daily. 08/12/2008 - Current
Kentucky, Taylorsville. Spencer Magnet. Weekly. 11/12/2008 - Current
Louisiana, Sulphur. Southwest Daily News. Daily. 03/26/2003 - Current
Maryland, Elkton. Cecil Whig. Daily. 01/06/2005 - Current
Massachusetts, Haverhill. Haverhill Gazette. Weekly. 01/10/2008 - Current
Massachusetts, Norwood. Norwood Bulletin. Weekly. 05/17/2007 - Current
Oklahoma, Norman. Norman Transcript. Daily. 06/06/2008 - Current
Washington, Aberdeen. Daily World. Daily. 01/20/2005 - Current
Friday, October 23, 2009
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
I am not finding my great-grandfather, what do I do now?
The steady flow of newspapers, records and documents going online on GenealogyBank gives family historians a lot to search and comb through.
These newspapers and documents were published over the past 3 centuries - so sometimes it takes a little detective work to find our ancestors.
Here are a few tips:
1. First search for the person by name. Put in the person's last name and first name. Examine the results and see if you are able to quickly spot your relative. I had a person write me and ask why he couldn't find his relative Gayla Marie Jackson. By repeating the search & using only the first name: Gayla and last name: Jackson - her obituary came right up. TIP: Limit your search to only the first name and the surname.
These newspapers and documents were published over the past 3 centuries - so sometimes it takes a little detective work to find our ancestors. Here are a few tips:
1. First search for the person by name. Put in the person's last name and first name. Examine the results and see if you are able to quickly spot your relative. I had a person write me and ask why he couldn't find his relative Gayla Marie Jackson. By repeating the search & using only the first name: Gayla and last name: Jackson - her obituary came right up. TIP: Limit your search to only the first name and the surname.
2. If you don't find a person after the first or second attempt - step back and search on just the surname and slowly add additional facts.
I recently helped a person with the surname: Suárez.
Clearly that is a common surname and will produce too many hits - over 27,000 articles and records. So repeat the search and limit by the year of death. I did that for Suárez 1934 and was able to quickly spot his relatives. Funeral del joven Ricardo Suárez - Prensa (TX) 25 Aug 1940.
We have very few genealogists that write us saying that they cannot find their relatives but we are here to help. If you're not finding your relatives - alert me right away at: gbfeedback@genealogybank.com. Let me see what I can do to help you uncover your relatives and document your family tree.
We want you to have success in documenting your family and wish you all the best in using GenealogyBank.
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Friday, October 16, 2009
Happy Birthday GenealogyBank!
GenealogyBank is 3 years old today!
Wow – and has it grown. GenealogyBank has gone from 1,300 newspapers to over 3,800 newspapers – that’s the equivalent of going from 160 million articles to 346 million articles, documents and reports – GenealogyBank now has more than 130 million obituaries and death records. If you haven’t checked GenealogyBank in awhile – you should celebrate its birthday and try it today.
In October we added:
41 newspapers from 22 states
21 new titles
8,052 issues added from 1800-Today
Added nearly 14 million records, articles, documents
In the past 3 years GenealogyBank has ....
= More than doubled in size since it launched
= Added 186 million more articles, records and reports
= Jumped from 1,300 newspapers to over 3,800 newspapers
= Added 92,000 reports & books in just the past 12 months
= 130 million obituaries & death records
= Best source of old newspapers on the planet
= Largest collection of US newspapers published in German, French, & Spanish languages
It's a great day for Genealogy!
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Wow – and has it grown. GenealogyBank has gone from 1,300 newspapers to over 3,800 newspapers – that’s the equivalent of going from 160 million articles to 346 million articles, documents and reports – GenealogyBank now has more than 130 million obituaries and death records. If you haven’t checked GenealogyBank in awhile – you should celebrate its birthday and try it today.In October we added:
41 newspapers from 22 states
21 new titles
8,052 issues added from 1800-Today
Added nearly 14 million records, articles, documents
In the past 3 years GenealogyBank has ....
= More than doubled in size since it launched
= Added 186 million more articles, records and reports
= Jumped from 1,300 newspapers to over 3,800 newspapers
= Added 92,000 reports & books in just the past 12 months
= 130 million obituaries & death records
= Best source of old newspapers on the planet
= Largest collection of US newspapers published in German, French, & Spanish languages
It's a great day for Genealogy!
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Vermont attacked during Civil War
19 October 1864 the residents of St. Albans, Vermont were surprised when a
band of 20 to 30 Confederate irregular troops attacked the village intent on robbing the bank and setting fire to the village. 
You can read all about it in the St. Albans Daily Messenger 20 October 1864
band of 20 to 30 Confederate irregular troops attacked the village intent on robbing the bank and setting fire to the village. 
You can read all about it in the St. Albans Daily Messenger 20 October 1864
"In front and on all sides we observe the attempts of the Rebels to kill and murder."
The Confederates fled to Canada where they were promptly arrested by the police and the $50,000 they had stolen was recovered.
Read the entire story of the attack, capture and trial as reported in the St. Albans Daily Messenger.
Our thanks to Dick Eastman for alerting us to the story.
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Friday, October 2, 2009
More Newspapers Go Online - 41 newspapers, 23 states
GenealogyBank adds and expands 41 newspapers from 23 states.
21 new titles.
That's nearly 14 million articles contained in 8,052 issues!
Click and search them right now!!
Connecticut. Middletown. American Sentinel. 326 issues. 1823-01-01 to 1833-04-24
Connecticut. Middletown. Constitution. 47 issues. 1854-12-13 to 1855-12-05
Connecticut. New London. New London Gazette. 160 issues. 1838-01-03 to 1843-03-22
Connecticut. Nor wich. True Republican. 49 issues. 1804-06-20 to 1806-10-01
Connecticut. Middletown. Constitution. 47 issues. 1854-12-13 to 1855-12-05
Connecticut. New London. New London Gazette. 160 issues. 1838-01-03 to 1843-03-22
Connecticut. Nor wich. True Republican. 49 issues. 1804-06-20 to 1806-10-01
Illinois. Chicago. Chicago Metro News. 118 issues. 1974-07-06 to 1990-10-06
Illinois. Freeport. *Journal Standard. 2002-12-14 to Present
Illinois. Freeport. *Journal Standard. 2002-12-14 to Present
Indiana. Crawfordsville. *Paper of Montgomery County. 2004-11-26 to Present
Indiana. Noblesville. *Times. 2008-10-22 to Present
Indiana. Noblesville. *Times. 2008-10-22 to Present
Louisiana. New Orleans. Orleans Gazette. 1 issue. 1817-09-27
Louisiana. New Orleans. Times-Picayune. 30 issues. 1872-09-26 to 1900-11-15
Louisiana. New Orleans. Times-Picayune. 30 issues. 1872-09-26 to 1900-11-15
Maine. Kennebunk. *Annals of the Times. 68 issues. 1803-01-13 to 1805-01-03
Maine. Portland. *Independent Statesman. 167 issues. 1821-07-14 to 1825-05-06
Massachusetts. Boston. *American Traveller. 19 issues. 1825-07-26 to 1836-03-25
Massachusetts. Gloucester. *Gloucester Democrat. 362 issues. 1834-08-19 to 1838-02-16
Massachusetts. Springfield. Federal Spy. 133 issues. 1800-01-07 to 1805-12-31
Massachusetts. Springfield. *Hampden Whig. 2 issues. 1831-05-11 to 1836-06-08
Massachusetts. Gloucester. *Gloucester Democrat. 362 issues. 1834-08-19 to 1838-02-16
Massachusetts. Springfield. Federal Spy. 133 issues. 1800-01-07 to 1805-12-31
Massachusetts. Springfield. *Hampden Whig. 2 issues. 1831-05-11 to 1836-06-08
New York. Albany. Albany Evening Journal. 83 issues. 1850-09-19 to 1874-06-10
New York. Catskill. *Catskill Recorder. 143 issues. 1807-04-07 to 1833-04-18
New York. Goshen. *Goshen Repository. 37 issues. 1797-03-21 to 1798-12-25
New York. New York. Hodge's Banknote Reporter. 4 issues. 1861-06-01 to 1861-06-22
New York. New York. New York Herald. 1,121 issues. 1864-01-28 to 1871-11-04; 1874-10-04 to 1888-01-05
New York. New York. New York Herald-Tribune. 962 issues. 1856-10-30 to 1879-03-27
New York. Poughkeepsie. *Country Journal. 136 issues. 1785-12-15 to 1789-07-07
New York. Catskill. *Catskill Recorder. 143 issues. 1807-04-07 to 1833-04-18
New York. Goshen. *Goshen Repository. 37 issues. 1797-03-21 to 1798-12-25
New York. New York. Hodge's Banknote Reporter. 4 issues. 1861-06-01 to 1861-06-22
New York. New York. New York Herald. 1,121 issues. 1864-01-28 to 1871-11-04; 1874-10-04 to 1888-01-05
New York. New York. New York Herald-Tribune. 962 issues. 1856-10-30 to 1879-03-27
New York. Poughkeepsie. *Country Journal. 136 issues. 1785-12-15 to 1789-07-07
Ohio. Cincinnati. *Advertiser and Journal. 9 issues. 1819-01-26 to 1827-09-26
Ohio. Cincinnati. *Cincinnati Daily Gazette. 722 issues. 1835-01-01 to 1845-06-25
Ohio. Warren. *Trump of Fame. 15 issues. 1812-11-05 to 1814-07-27
Ohio. Cincinnati. *Cincinnati Daily Gazette. 722 issues. 1835-01-01 to 1845-06-25
Ohio. Warren. *Trump of Fame. 15 issues. 1812-11-05 to 1814-07-27
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