Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Saturday, March 23, 2013
FREE Access to British Newspapers on findmypast.com During Rootstech
Millions of Pages of Newspapers from the British Library ... For the first time in the US, the collection of British newspapers are in one place with more than 1.6 billion historical records on findmypast.com. Local and regional English, Scottish, and Welsh newspapers dating from 1700 to 1950. Go to findmypast.com/rootstech2013 to access the British newspapers for free. www.findmypast.c om
A Song by Stevie Wirthlin "Don't Forget Your Roots My Friend"
http://youtu.be/1ymAZJEBKdw
A Song by Stevie Wirthlin "Don't Forget Your Roots My Friend"
A Great Song for ALL genealogists! Thank you Stevie!
Friday, March 22, 2013
Meeting Cyndi from CyndisList.com
Oh Happy Day! Annick, Cyndi from www.Cyndislist.com, Carmen Borg www.maltafamilytreemaker.com |
Thursday, March 21, 2013
RootsTech 2013 Day 1
Day One - RootsTech conference |
Carmen Borg and Allan Wojcik |
We have met so many lovely people from all around the world. I must say the Maltese have alot to be proud of as we are highly regarded. There was close to 7,000 in attendance and tomorrow promises to be the same. I was delighted to talk to the visitors that stopped by our booth. Many had questions about their own Maltese ancestors and just a few were unaware of where Malta was located but it was all good. Many people came to mejust to say "thank you" for being a vendor at this all important conference as they feel that it's about time someone acknowledges the people from the Mediterranean. Carmen
We are the missing link aren't we?
ROOTSTECH 2013 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH is FINALLY HERE
http://www.rootstech.org/
Roots Tech 2013 is finally here and we at Malta Family Tree Maker is very excited to shine a light on Maltese genealogy at the loargest genealogy conference in all of North America. Over 5,000 people are in attendance. We would like to give a special thank you to our sponsors. Without the financial help of our sponsors we would not be here. THANK YOU!
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There are more Maltese outside the Maltese Islands than there are citizens residing in the country itself. The Maltese outside Malta are either emigrants or descendents of emigrants. The countries which have most traditionally hosted the Maltese diaspora are Australia, Canada, the U.S.A., and Britain. Nevertheless, there are Maltese living in virtually every country around the world and this blog will travel the world in hopes of bringing the Maltese back to Malta.