We hope you have enjoyed this series and learned a little more about researching your Tennessee ancestor. There are so many more topics and resources available than we have touched on here. Some of the topics are explored in more detail in the “Researchin’ Tennessee” series in past issues of Ansearchin’ News; members have access to these articles on-line at the Tennessee Genealogical Society website. These blog entries have sparked ideas for more topics; you’ll see more “Researchin’ Tennessee” posts in the coming months.
Some of the key resources that we lean on, and that were consulted for these blogs include:
Special thanks to Sherri Onorati for posting the blog entries and attaching the graphics; to Carla Maitland and Lisa Junkins for sharing the blogs on the Tennessee Genealogical Society FaceBook page; and especially to my fellow researchers, Debra Kienzle and Barbara Hermann, for helping to research and write these posts.
~ Nancy Walczyk, Director of Research
Some of the key resources that we lean on, and that were consulted for these blogs include:
- Germantown Regional History and Genealogical Center;
- Tennessee State Library and Archives;
- FamilySearch Wiki;
- and two great summary publications – the NGS Research in the State Series for Tennessee by Charles A. Sherrill, and from the Genealogy at a Glance series, Tennessee Genealogy Research by Michael A. Ports.
Special thanks to Sherri Onorati for posting the blog entries and attaching the graphics; to Carla Maitland and Lisa Junkins for sharing the blogs on the Tennessee Genealogical Society FaceBook page; and especially to my fellow researchers, Debra Kienzle and Barbara Hermann, for helping to research and write these posts.
~ Nancy Walczyk, Director of Research
