June 2010 Archives
Hello Everyone!
Just wanted to wish you happy holidays, and I look forward to more posts and communication in 2012.
Best wishes and happy researching,
Rita Lorraine
Hello All,
It’s been a long time since I posted, so I’m writing to tell you that I’m still here.
Hi Everybody,
Well, I’m on a roll now! Last time I gave you one of “Rita’s Tips” about checking out the Register of Deeds when you’re looking for your ancestors. Here’s another research tip to help you dig up some great information.
Hi Everybody,
For the last few weeks I’ve been doing some heavy-duty research in African American history, and I’ve learned some things I’d like to pass on.
Hi Everybody,
In the last few months, I’ve received some absolutely wonderful emails from fellow researchers who were familiar with a subject I was writing about at the time – The Trail of Tears. Through these emails, I’ve learned much about early African Americans in the Tennessee Valley, and as always, I want to share what I’ve learned with you.
Hi Everybody,
Just passing through to make sure you know about a wonderful book that was written by a wonderful friend who happened to be the daughter-in-law of Dr. Emma Rochelle Wheeler. Read on to find out just who I’m speaking of.
Hello History Writers,
Do you need help with your historical? Well, Highlights for Children ™ has just the course for you!
Hi Everybody,
Stopping through to bring you a tip on how to search for your Chattanooga ancestors.
Hi Everybody,
Just dropping through to bring you a “blast from the past.” Who hasn’t heard of Pre-Paid Health plans? But did you know that it was an African American female physician who originally brought the concept to Chattanooga? Read on to find out this innovative woman’s name.
Hi Everybody,
Just passing along a research tip I learned the hard way. The fact is, the art and craft of “research” can be as slow as congealed molasses in the wintertime. However, I’ve found it’s not how slowly your research progresses, but what you do with the microscopic bits of information you are fortunate enough to find.