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Like this naturalization index from Cook County, IL!
Cook County Clerk of the Circuit Court: Search the Naturalization Declarations of Intention

Another fun toy to play with!
Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter: Footnote.com Releases Civil War Widows’ Pension Records

Wow! I'm a huge fan of 23andMe, so am delighted with this kind shout-out to RootsTelevision.com!
The Spittoon » Roots Television: The Internet TV Channel for Genealogists

Irish Echo Online - News

New Roots Tuesday, October 14 (Roots Television | Og Blog)

Annie Moore's memorial in Queens on October 11, 2008. Hope you enjoy it!
Free Immigration Genealogy Videos on Roots Television: family history, Ellis Island, Europe, Germany

Angel Island mostly saved by heroic firefighters!
Angel Island's 740 acres hold a lot of history

I agree with Blaine that the stats are what makes this interesting.
DNA Could Reveal Your Surname, Of Course » The Genetic Genealogist

Check out this video from Tim McCoy. It shows the ceremony that just took place on October 10th, 2008 (last Friday) in Cork, Ireland to honor Annie Moore, the first immigrant through Ellis Island. A plaque was placed on the last house she lived in before coming to America. The Lord Mayor of Cork is there as is the General Consul from the American Embassy, and a charming bunch of school kids singing -- you guessed it -- Isle of Hope, Isle of Tears.
Free Genealogy Videos on Roots Television: New and featured family history video

Genealogy Today Launches Live Roots Meta Search Website

DNA Ancestry Blog: Ancestry.com DNA partners with 23andMe

My great-grandfather did something like this when he snuck my grandfather to his favorite church and had him baptized as James Patrick rather than James Vincent, but he never had the nerve to tell his wife because my grandfather spent his whole life thinking his name was James Vincent. Wonder how this fellow's wife is going to react?
Carter County man surprises wife, names baby Sarah McCain Palin

I've seen Dave's pottery on Antiques Roadshow a couple of times, so was intrigued to learn of this book.
Book Gives Master Potter--and Slave--His Due | Newsweek Books

This puts a smile on my face!
KPTH FOX 44: Local News and Entertainment for Sioux City and Siouxland | Unbelievable Discovery Keep

Snagged an interview with Sen. Paula Benoit during a recent conference I spoke at in Maine (go, if you're ever invited!). Sen. Benoit has a fascinating personal and legislative tale of adoption, topped off with a dash of serendipity. It's long -- over 20 minutes -- but check it out if you have time.
Free Genealogy Conference Videos on Roots Television: Lectures, education, presentations, workshops,

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