2020 pretty much was a washout for me genealogy wise because of health problems. I barely blogged, and becuse I gave up driving anything involving a roadtrip to ancestral towns was out. So were my trips to cemeteries. I didn't get much done online research either because of low energy.
However, things could have been much worse. I'm still breathing! :) And the past few months I've started blogging and researching again, albeit not at the same level as before.
For the record these were my geneaplans for 2020. I'll discuss 2021 in my next post.
1.Continue adding more of my ancestors siblings and their lines to my database.
2. If and when my car is back on the road, visit the places my ancstors lived and are buried here in Massachusetts
3 Again.this year I'm going to set a goal for my blogging: to try to reach 200 posts in this blog and to post anything, anything at all, in my Graveyard Rabbits blog.
4. Post more photos for Find A Grave from the many I still have sitting in folders on my computer..
5. Continue to stay organized: Keep putting images I download into the folder they belong in immediately,
6. Transcribe more of the wills and probate files I've downloaded already.
7. Find and download the wills and probate files of female ancestors.
8. Keep working on the timeline for my ancestors who were involved in the Colonial New England Indian wars, including those who were captured.
9. Go back and finish the series about the "Hot Mess" probate file of ancestor Nathaniel Stowe which I forgot to finish in May 2015. (Probably because it's such a "hot mess").
10. Write more about my ancestor Gov. John Endecott. I keep pushing it aside, I think, because he did somethings that were nasty.
11. Make more use of the MyTreeTags feature to make lists of things my anestors were involved in .
12. Keep having fun with genealogy
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