As Storyline Genealogy completes its first year, a reflection on moving From Research to Story, and a tour of what has grown since spring: three new hubs on Women & Legal Agency in New France, Research Methodology, and French Prairie; a new Voyageur Register; the recovery of Petrona "Tonang" Quimpo; and our first case studies from Scotland.

Storyline Genealogy: From Research to Story

Since November, the research has expanded—and the website with it. Six new specialized collections, three research libraries, and more. A tour of what's new at Storyline Genealogy.

Storyline Genealogy: From Research to Story

Part of the Storyline Genealogy series: the announcement of Hidden Bonds — a documentary biography series tracing the O'Brien family from Brian Boru through the Great Famine to a DNA reunion 150 years in the making. Published in memory of Barbara Ann O'Brien Hamall on what would have been her 90th birthday.

Storyline Genealogy: From Research to Story

Part of the Storyline Genealogy series: an introduction to the Philippine research focus, featuring the wartime story of Mamerto Morales and Agtawagon Hill, the damaged graduation portrait, and Captain Lucas Gonzales's land-building legacy.

Storyline Genealogy: From Research to Story

Part of the Storyline Genealogy series: the inaugural newsletter announcing the completion of Scattered Stones — a documentary biography series tracing the Robertson family across two centuries and two continents, from a Scottish weaver still at his loom at 81 to a grandmother in New Jersey surrounded by nineteen grandchildren.

Storyline Genealogy: From Research to Story