Only five more days now...until the 1940 census is released and all the American genealogists try to access a web site and can't get on until the wee hours of the next morning!
* Read email and blogs, wrote (Not So) Wordless Wednesday - Post 198: Richmond Sisters and Cousins. Floundered around for awhile checking new databases, Ancestry City Directories, FamilySearch collections, FamilySearch Research Courses, etc., before posting Journals at the NEHGS American Ancestors site.
* Packed up my stuff, and off to McDonalds for lunch, then to the CV Library for the CVGS program.
* Talked to Joel W before the talk, and he gave us 90 minutes of great info about the 1940 census, including some insider information (sworn not to tell).
* After going to the bank, home by 2:50 p.m. to read, then write The New "Who Was There" Report in RootsMagic 5.
* Worked in the database for awhile, finding records on American Ancestors for BMDs of persons in my database, and sourcing them.
* Went in at 5:30 p.m. to eat dinner, watch TV news, and take out the trash. Linda and Tami came home at 6:30, and I went back to the computer (think I'll name it Genie!).
* Answered some email, tried to do some FamilySearch Indexing but it wouldn't let me download a batch, so I went back to working in the database. Found lots of good records on FamilySearch for Vermont families, so added data and sources for folks in my database.
* Added to the Best Of post, checked Facebook, and went back to the database until 10 p.m. when I wrote this post.
Genealogy today was 10.0 hours.
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