Sons of the American Revolution This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy for more info. It’s OCTOBER and unofficially Family History Month! I’m back from maternity leave (putting another leaf on the family tree) and I’m ready to jump back into the ins and outs of genealogy and Read More
Tenacious Genealogy is taking a break! (And adding to the family tree!)
Welcome back to Tenacious Genealogy! June has been a crazy month for me, so I’ll keep this short and sweet. This is a different sort of post (but related to genealogy kinda)… Since starting this blog, I’ve learned a lot of things. How to run a non-personal blog It’s fun, Read More
How to Make: Queen Elizabeth II’s Drop Scones
This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy for more info. Welcome to Tenacious Genealogy! This post is a bit late for Foodie Friday, but seeing as today is Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding and lots of people are fangirling over it, I figured a drop scone recipe Read More
5 Things To Know About Indexing
This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy for more info. Welcome back to Tenacious Genealogy! Today I’m delving into another common genealogical topic – indexing. It’s one of my favorite ways to do genealogy because a) anyone can do it, even if they are a beginner and b) Read More
How To Make: Sally Lunn Buns
Welcome back to Tenacious Genealogy! It’s been a bit since I last posted a historical recipe, but I figured I’d showcase one that I’ve been wanting to try for a few months now – Sally Lunn Buns. This is a recipe that was extremely popular in England and its colonies Read More