Monday Recap for March 31, 2014

Posted March 31, 2014 by Amanda | No Comment

It’s the end of the month! Treat yourself with these interesting articles from around the web.

Maryland man may have found two lost or forgotten photos of Lincoln’s funeral procession (The Washington Post) – Mystery photos from the National Archives may be rare, long-forgotten photographs from Abraham Lincoln’s funeral procession
Linda Hunt believes that knowing where we come from is integral to knowing who we are (Oregon Live) – A local woman discusses what it means to her to discover her family’s origins
Indiana group works to preserve 92 pioneer cemeteries (CourierPress.com) – A local group in Indiana works to preserve a local county cemetery
Civil War Tombstones: A Quick Primer (No Story Too Small blog) – Quick tips on how to spot Civil War tombstones for both Union and Confederate soldiers
Watch the United States grow before your eyes (The Washington Post) – Cool gift of the changing borders of the U.S. over time

Monday Recap for March 24, 2014 – Last week’s recap
7 Tips for Interviewing Relatives – Planning on interviewing relatives for your genealogy? Check out these tips to get you started