As the end of
the year approaches I realize I did pretty well in accomplishing my genealogy
goals. Those goals and the final report in bold is listed below:
·
Produce a monograph of the Hardenbrook family 1830 – 1930. I have so much interesting information
written up on this family during these years it is time to share with others
during research in Seneca and Cayuga County, NY. Almost done. I am doing a
read through to find any critical holes in the write-up and data, as well as
making sure all citations are complete.
·
Produce a monograph of the Shepard family for my cousin. I have sorted through the two
suitcases. I will scan photos,
research this family, write up what I find and return the material to my cousin
in an acid free archival box by Christmas 2011. Done. I produced a monograph and presented it
to my aunt on Mother’s Day. I am glad I did as she died on July 27.
·
Continue to share genealogical research information through my blog. Done!
·
Develop the 1880-1889 Newtown Death Database from vital records book
held at the town clerk’s office. (The 1890-1899 Newtown Death database was
developed in 2010; an article has been submitted about the importance of this
database to the February 2011 issue of Connecticut Ancestry). Not
accomplished.
·
Continue to search for descendants of Elizabeth Nunn Siebert. Worked on, but still no further success
with this family.
·
Attend the NERGC Conference in April 2011. Done.
·
Provide Tompkins County Rootsweb (http://nytompki.org/)
with transcribed material. From
the Shepard family suitcases I have retrieved a number of Ithaca Journals
in which I have saved the obits and will transcribe for this site as I have
done in the past. Done.
·
Keep a journal. Done.
Over the next few days I will evaluate my genealogy research
and set new goals for 2012. Happy
searching!
Congratulations! Looks like you accomplished quite a lot in 2011. I wish you the best in 2012.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Amy. I did pretty well! Since we are in transition for the next couple of months, my 2012 goals won't be quite so ambitious. I wish you a successful 2012 as well.
ReplyDeleteHappy new year and may 2012 bring you more genealogical surprises, breakthroughs, and connections!
ReplyDeleteMarian: And those same wishes go back to you. It is an exciting new year and I hope to get much accomplished.
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