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The Cow Hampshire-New Hampshire History Blog is one website I ran across while doing this past weekend’s post about my New Hampshire connections. I found it to be very informative on a great deal of subjects, both about it’s history and it’s people. It doesn’t post as regularly as some other blogs but there are some really good articles.

Here are some past articles;

• Warner New Hampshire’s Pearl Habor Casualty: Ensign Edward Blanchard Cloues, USN (1917-1941)

The article includes additional genealogy of ancestors.

• Merrimack New Hampshire Educator and Actress: Marjorie “Maggi” Blanche Parker (1927-still living)

The article includes additional genealogy of ancestors.

• Merrimack New Hampshire International Athlete, Activist for the Disabled: Marilyn Warren Woods (1914-1998)

The article includes additional genealogy of ancestors.

If you have New Hampshire ancestors, check out this blog.

I stumbled across this blog which is sure to interest those with South Carolina roots. It is called South Carolina Digital Newspaper Program.

Here are a few recent posts.

• Matilda Evans
• Emancipation Day
• Restaurant Week

If you have South Carolina roots, be sure to check out this blog.

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South Carolina Newspaper Archives at Genealogy Bank

In order to put your ancestors lives into context, you need to know a little about history and more specifically the history where your ancestors lived. Preservation Maryland is a great blog dedicated to preserving Maryland history. They cover what’s in the news each month, to stories about historical places and homes which have been saved and preserved for the people of Maryland and beyond.

Here are a few recent posts;

• Maryland to Host National Trust Council
• HERITAGE FUND GRANT DEADLINE – FEBRUARY 1st
• December News Roundup

If you have Maryland ancestors, be sure to check out this blog.
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Maryland Newspaper Archives at Genealogy Bank

I recently stumbled across a genealogy blog called Massachusetts and More Genealogy Blog. The blog covers the genealogies of many early residents of Massachusetts.

Here are a few recent posts;

• John Washburn (1699-1768) and Abigail Phillips (1699-1782), Plymouth, Mass.
• Thomas Burgess and Dorothy (?Waynes) of England and Sandwich, Mass.
• John Waterman (1642-1718) and Ann Sturtevant (1647-1720) of Marshfield and Plympton

If you have ancestors from Massachusetts you might want to check out this blog.