Spring Cleaning: Toolbox Update

One of the genealogical toolboxes I've just created is "San Diego Genealogical Resources."  I've included links and information not only to genealogy-specific organizations, including the main local Family History Library and the San Diego Genealogical Society, but also links to the public and university libraries, local government, and other organizations that have records of genealogical significance.  I've also included a link to the subscription service GenealogyBank, the best source I have found for San Diego newspapers.

I hope this page will help anyone who is doing genealogy in San Diego, California.


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Spring Cleaning: Toolboxes and Tabs For Better Organization

Look at how many of my ancestors, especially on my dad's side, are being neglected.  I've got my work cut out for me.

I don't know if they are Pages (as Blogger calls them), or tabs or what, but today I am inspired by Linda Stufflebean's post "A New Look at Bloggers' Toolboxes" and how you can use tabs to organize these genealogical toolboxes.

A while back my mom suggested we utilize the tabs better, and started an Ahnentafel list of my ancestors, half of which are hers, of course, under the "Christine's Ancestors" tab.  Since I am apparently rather slow, I only began using this in the past day.  I really have been neglecting my paternal 3rd and 4th great grandparents!

This seems like a great solution to cleaning up my right-side links bar, and putting together some of my own toolboxes (particularly for maps and geographical-specific sites) so I can spend more time writing up my 3rd and 4th great grandparents profiles, and less time scrolling around and acting a fool.







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