It was a very full and semi-productive day...
* Read email and blogs, noted that Amanuensis Monday - the Articles of Agreement on the Estate of John Woodcock (1606-1701) of Attleborough, Mass. posted.
* Was able to JOIN the Mondays With Myrt Hangout on Air, and there was a good 90 minute discussion about current events. Managed to get a little air time but not much. Will miss the next four of these.
* Wrote Reminder: Attend the FREE Escondido Family History Fair on Saturday, 1 March and Reminder: OCCGS Genealogy BASH is Saturday, 1 March 2014 in Huntington Beach, California and set them for later. Wrote Crafting a Source Citation for the U.S. Veterans Affairs Death File, 1850-2010 and set it for later afternoon.
* Edited the two BASH presentations again, and practiced both of them. Need more work on the second one, which is new.
* Added sources and media for Massachusetts town records downloaded and renamed yesterday for several families - some were duplicates. Listened to Drew Smith's RootsTech interviews - some good stuff there! Checked in on Facebook.
* Took a 20 minute walk up the hill, across and down...also wandered up the construction site a bit. Came back and started on the Dill and Horton lines in AMT Hints, trying to extinguish leaves while finding and saving town/vital records to the computer.
* Went in for dinner, watched TV news, read the paper and washed the dishes.
* Online at 6:30 p.m. to read, answer some email, then worked more in the AMT extinguishing hints, saving to the computer, and renaming files. Will put them in the database on Tuesday.
* Worked in the database getting down to Floyd names while adding content and sources from Ancestry, AmericanAncestors, FamilySearch and Find A Grave.
* Added to the Best Of post, wrote this post and done. Genealogy today was 11.5 hours.
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