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John Kuzmich, Jr. Genealogy Blog: Kuzmich Pedigree Chart!

John Kuzmich, Jr. Genealogy Blog: Kuzmich Pedigree Chart! | Slovenian Genealogy Research | Scoop.it
From kuzmichgenealogy.blogspot.fr - July 22, 2012 4:36 AM

John Kuzmich Jr. Genealogy Blog; John has presented his family chart and some genealogy facts as: "Eastern European Roots ... Slovenska družinska zgodovina v slovenskem jeziku - Slovenian Family History in the Slovenian Language · Семейная история. Украина. Лемко - Ukrainian ..."

 

Interesting blog about events where John (computer music technology, jazz education, web development and videoconferencing), his wife, Roslyn, (general music specialist with a unique, special curriculum on harmonica and class guitar) and his daughter, Reva, (analog electric/MIDI strings) play major roles. In the genealogy part of the blog he gives opprotunities for contacts and searches in his Gedcom file for possible relatives. John lives in Denver, Colorado, while his maternal roots are from Novo mesto, Slovenia.

 

 

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Find your Slovenian roots and relatives

From www.youtube.com - March 31, 1:58 PM
Rose Marie (Macek) Jisa is president of the Slovenian Genealogy Society International (SGSI), Inc. whose purpose is to enrich the lives of individuals with Slovenian ancestry by helping them forge a link to the past.
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Good cooperation between Slovenian Genealogy Society (SGS) and SGSI has resulted in common conference, planned for September 2013. Read more: http://www.sloveniangenealogy.org/community/images/travel-2013/SGSI2013-Brochure.pdf

Active members of SGS will assist their American colleagues with research at the Archives and with visits to family ancestral villages in Slovenia.

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40,000 case files on immigrants newly opened by National Archives at San Francisco

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From spittalstreet.com - May 26, 2012 12:03 PM
The National Archives at San Francisco officially opened 40,000 case files on immigrants to the United States on May 22, 2012. The research room was dedicated to U.S.
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Family Search adds millions of new records for 14 countries

Family Search adds millions of new records for 14 countries | Slovenian Genealogy Research | Scoop.it
From spittalstreet.com - March 23, 2012 4:23 PM

FamilySearch.org has added 31 million new records this past week for the following countries: Argentina, Canada, Columbia, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, Hungary, Italy, Micronesia, New Zealand, Philippines, Portugal, Russia.

 

Additionally 24 million California birth records were added from 1905 to 1995.
As a reminder these records can all be searched for free thanks to thousands of volunteers from around the world.

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Robert FONDA - GeneaNet

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From en.geneanet.org - February 3, 2012 5:25 AM

Robert Fonda has compiled the most extensive collection of genealogical research in the field of Slovenian Karst, Brkini and surrounding areas.

 

Fonda Family tree.

People with surname Cerkvenik.

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Woman's Glory, Slovenian Kitchen

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From foodfamilyephemera.blogspot.fr - May 26, 2012 12:06 PM

For those with Slovenian ancestry, the Slovenian Union of America website does have a page of genealogy links. The downside to this cookbook is that not all recipes are attributed. However, there are plenty of names in this book...

Woman's Glory - The Kitchen by the Slovenian Women's Union of America is 275 pages of everything from introductions, recipes, and kitchen tips to photos, some street addresses and information about the Slovenian Women's Union. This cookbook published in 1953 is in honor of the organization's silver anniversary. From the Preface by the cookbook's editor Albina Novak, the reader learns that she had wanted to compile a cookbook that "would serve as an instructor to the Slovenian women of today who wish to include in their homemaking dishes for which their mothers have always been famous." Four pages in the beginning of the book provide information and names about members of the Slovenian Women's Union

 

 

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How to Index the 1940 United States Census

From www.youtube.com - April 8, 2012 5:11 PM

Learn about the 1940 U.S.census and how you can help make the approximate 132 Million names contained in it sharable and searchable online for free to everybody...

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WorldVitalRecords Newsletter 2012

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From www.worldvitalrecords.com - February 26, 2012 2:24 AM

MyHeritage & WorldVitalRecords have made an important improvement built in Family Tree Builder 6.0 with offered matching of the family tree members to records from different sources, gathered trough WorldVitalRecords. Indirect access to more than 3,600,000,000 names in birth, marriage, death and vital records enriches a chance to find your ancestors.

 

WorldVitalRecords interface enables searching trough a newspaper collection with more than 1 billion articles from 1739 to the present, large historical map collection with 2 million maps and 200 million names of landowners, a yearbook collection, which includes more than 8,000 high school, college, and military yearbooks, and the world's largest index of tombstone inscriptions and tombstone photographs with more than 30 million photos.

 

In order to explore how search engines work for your family history research your family tree has to be published on the Internet, in a family site MyHeritage.com (could be made private).

 

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