BCG associates prepare and present the free monthly webinars sponsored by BCG through Legacy Family Tree Webinars. They present lectures and workshops at both virtual and in-person events, and they write for scholarly journals.
These articles and case studies, accessible to any subscriber, offer a unique and permanent record of the methodology, research process, record sets, and writing skills used to solve difficult genealogical problems. They are invaluable to the family historian as guideposts to solving similar problems of identity, location, parentage, and relationships.
Anderson, Pam Pracser. "Adjust Your Feedback Attitude." Utah Genealogical Association Crossroads 19, no. 4 (2024): 28.
Anderson, Pam Pracser. "The Vito and Lucy (La Bagliva) Del Vecchio Families: From Southern Italy to the First Ward of Newark, New Jersey," The Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, 99 (2024): 131–149.
Beatty, John D. "'Full of Life, Fun, and Fight:' James Arlington Bennet, Correspondent, Forger, and Eccentric," Journal of Mormon History 50 (2024): 15-44.
Beatty, John D. "The Origins and Maine Descendants of John King and Mary (Stowell) of Boston (part 1)." Maine Genealogist 46 (May 2024): 73-90.
Berry, Matthew Blaine Berry. “Vermont Families in 1791: Charles Squires of Townshend, Vt.,” Vermont Genealogy 28 (2023): 34-77.
Carter, Kimball G. “A Family for Susanna Stonum of Richmond County, Virginia.” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 112 (September 2024): 205–219.
DeGrazia, Laura Murphy and Roger Joslyn. “Harry Macy Jr., FASG, FGBS, FHSNY, 1935–2023.” The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record 155 (July 2024): 182–194.
Fonkert, J.H. "A Second Look, a New Search Tool, and an Identity for Eliza A. Faulkner of St. Louis," Crossroads, 19:4 (Fall 2024), 19-22.
Garrett-Nelson, LaBrenda. “The Value of Transcribing Handwritten Records.” NGS Magazine 50 (July – September 2024): 23–27.
Giroux, Amy Larner Giroux. “‘A sweet and happy child and sunshine in my home’ – The Custody Battle for the Clayton Orphans.” The Florida Genealogist 47 (June 2024): 6–17.
Harvey, Deborah R. “Uncovering the Jesse Wood Family of Amherst and Nelson Counties, Virginia.” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 112 (September 2024): 181–204.
Hill, Ronald A. “Park Penkevell, Catholic Priest, Jesuit Novice, Apostate, and Curate at Blisland in Cornwall. The Genealogist 38 (Fall 2024): 209–239.
Irwin, Jenny Rizzo. “CCC Personnel Records Provide Insight to an Immigrant’s Arrival During the Great Depression,” Crossroads, Vol 19: 4 (Fall 2024).
Jackson, B. Darrell. “A Marriage in Rockingham County: Was the Daughter of John Lincoln Who Married John Rymel Named Margaret or Rebeckah?” Magazine of Virginia Genealogy 62 (August 2024): 233–249.
Joy, David, and Mike Sainsbury (researcher). "Where was Richard Sainsbury from?" Bristol and Avon Family History Society Journal 198 (December 2024): 26-31.
Joyce, Jan. “Diving Deep into Analysis.” Crossroads, Vol 19 (January 2024): 28–37.
Leggett-Kealey, Lana. “Parents and Siblings for William M. C. Leggitt of Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, and Kansas.” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 112 (December 2024): 257–282.
Miller, Julie. “Reading Difficult English Handwriting,” NGS Magazine 50 (July - September 2024): 17–22.
Palmer, Dana Ann. “Using Early Ohio Tax Records,” NGS Magazine 50 (October - December 2024): 18–20.
Peterson, Allen R. “The Adopted Lifestyle of English-Born Joseph William Barraclough of Northeastern New Jersey,” The Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey 99 (2024): 67–80.
Roddy, Mary Kircher. “Who are the Children of John Bradley of County Tyrone, Ireland, Blair County, Pennsylvania, and Scott County, Iowa.” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 112 (December 2024): 283–256.
Stallings, Faye Jenkins. “Using Indirect Evidence to Find the Father of Robert Y. Jones of Hopkins County, Kentucky.” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 112 (December 2024): 245–256.
White-Dropkin, Donna G. “Same Name, Many Men: Joseph Reynolds in Early Greene County, Tennessee.” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 112 (September 2024): 165–180.
