Louisiana people are a wonderful and dedicated people. Their passion and love for family and their state is very powerful. Family research is very important to most people in Louisiana.

Lloyd Dewitt Bockstruck is a wonderful genealogist from Texas, but so much more. He supervises the genealogy section of the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library in Dallas, Texas. Come learn why he is this week's Genealogy Great!

Lithuania Genealogy Links to help in genealogical research.

I have mentioned Genealogy Webinars lately and how much they can educate you in doing your Family Research. I attended a webinar by Lisa Alzo this weekend that was amazing. I want to share with you just a portion of what I learned.

Linkpendium is a “gateway that hosts a list of links, organized by state and county; of where data and information can be found online. Both free and paid resources are listed. It is a fast and easy way to get a sense of what types of online resources are available for an area.” Come learn more.

Lineage Societies have been around for many years. There are some people that do not personally do genealogy, but apply for the different lineage societies they qualify for with the help of a professional genealogist. Come learn more.

LibraryThing.com is a site that lets you have your own personal online library. What does LibraryThing have to offer?

The Library of Congress has a wealth of information that can be beneficial to those doing family & historical research. Every week their collection grows with information, databases & pictures and many other great features. Here are some of the Collection Highlights showcased on the LOC website!

I am sharing a letter of an Irish Descendant, Father Tom Maloney. He beautifully reflects on the history of Ireland and how it related to his genealogy research and lives of his ancestors.

The Legal Genealogist is a wonderful resource written by Judy G. Russell. Come learn more about this wonderful informative blog that educates us on genealogy and the law.