Here is a list of all of this week’s articles, all of them available here at https://eogn.com:
(+) Dutch Tulip Mania of 1636-1637
Unlock the Past With Free Access to All Death, Burial, Cemetery, and Obituary Records on MyHeritage This Halloween
How the National Archives Is Using AI to Make Records More Accessible in the Digital Age
Museum of the American Revolution and Ancestry® Launch a Free Digitized Archive Connected to Black and Native American Soldiers From the Revolutionary War
Building the World’s Largest African Ancestry-Based Genomics Database
Strathclyde Institute for Genealogical Studies (SIGS) Proves That the Leading Branches of Clan Campbell ‘Are Not Related’
What to Do If You’re Concerned About the 23andMe Breach
Virginia Tech Helps Christiansburg Institute Preserve Black History Archives
New York Can Resume Family DNA Searches for Crime Suspects, Court Rules
Celebrate Family History Month with New Resources from NGS!
It’s Official! ConferenceKeeper.org Is Now Part of NGS
Southwest Louisiana Genealogy Library Reopens
From TheGenealogist: Newly Released Court Records Reveal a Bewitching Array of Crimes
Millions of Records from Manchester on Findmypast
Valdosta State University Partners With South Georgia Communities for Historic Preservation Project
British Civil Wars Memorial Database
Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society (AAHGS) Announces Their 2023 National Awardees
Genealogy Technology Identifies Georgia Woman’s Remains From 1988 Cold Case
A Free New Program Is Available for Family Historians: Projectkin.org
Libraries to Host Virtual, Local World Digital Preservation Day Events on November 2
All the Public Libraries Offering Free Access to Banned Books: A Comprehensive Guide
Google, Bing and Other Search Engines’ Embrace Generative AI
Free Hosting for Your Static Sites
Tape It Launches Automated Studio Quality Noise Reduction AI for Music
6 of the Best Online Photo Editors