http://www.blog.findmyancestor.com/2011/03/skeletons-in-your-genealogical-closet-m-bridget-cook/ Genealogy - Family History - Technology Tue, 19 Jul 2011 00:12:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 http://www.blog.findmyancestor.com/2011/03/skeletons-in-your-genealogical-closet-m-bridget-cook/#comment-378 Biff Barnes Sat, 05 Mar 2011 17:58:04 +0000 http://www.blog.findmyancestor.com/?p=653#comment-378 I have also had an opportunity to meet Bridget Cook at through the Family History Expo. She is very dynamic and brings a lot to the occasion. Her message to expo participants that they should explore the dark side of their family history as a way to overcome it is indeed a hopeful one. For people setting out to research the black sheep in their families, another expo presenter Ron Arons of Criminal Research Press has a useful tool. Ron’s book “Wanted! U.S. Criminal Records: Sources and Methodology” is an excellent reference for sources about criminals. Check out his website at ronarons.com. I have also had an opportunity to meet Bridget Cook at through the Family History Expo. She is very dynamic and brings a lot to the occasion. Her message to expo participants that they should explore the dark side of their family history as a way to overcome it is indeed a hopeful one.
For people setting out to research the black sheep in their families, another expo presenter Ron Arons of Criminal Research Press has a useful tool. Ron’s book “Wanted! U.S. Criminal Records: Sources and Methodology” is an excellent reference for sources about criminals. Check out his website at ronarons.com.

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