Actually, I think that most all genea-bloggers could receive this award. They are investing a lot of time in blogging because they want to share their family stories and research and many of them have certainly inspired me. So, if you haven't already done so, click on some of those blogs in my blogroll and check them out! Anyway, I've selected the following five genea-bloggers (in no significant order) to receive the Nice Matters Award. . .
- Denise Olson at Family Matters for sharing her passion for research by providing detailed tips on new technology and resources that we can use in our own research. On her personal blog, Moultrie Creek, Denise shares stories and memorabilia of her family.
- Janice Brown at Cow Hampshire for her unique perspective on genealogy and for her wry sense of humor - and her interest in outhouses (and their contents) . . .
- Chris Dunham of The Genealogue fame for brightening my day with his humorous and touching stories and for creating the "Genealogy Blog Finder" and I'm really enjoying his "Genealogy Challenge" series.
- Tim Agazio at Genealogy Reviews Online for the unusual and interesting stories and websites that he finds and shares with us.
- Stephen Danko researcher extraordinaire at Steve's Genealogy Blog who sets a high standard for documentation with his translations of Polish documents. It only follows that if I'm a nice person, then someone who shares the same personality type as I do must also be a nice person!
2 comments:
Aw, shucks, Becky! That's so sweet of you! Thanks for the kind words!
Becky!
In all the commotion about the Biographical database, I didn't get a chance to read this particular post completely. As I went back to read the ones I had missed, I saw my name mentioned.
You are very kind to think of me in terms of being nice, (and I can understand why YOU received the award) even though my article about outhouses may not have been my "shining hour." :D
Janice
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