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Thursday, March 11, 2010

Motivated to make a discovery by Casefile Clues

I Dream of Genea(logy) was motivated by Casefile Clues to search land records in Atlanta, hoping to solve a family history mystery. They found an interesting phrase in one of the deeds that really wasn't what they were looking for.

See what they found on their blog.

And they started out their blog post with: "Thanks to the genius that is Casefile Clues (read my post about why you should subscribe to this wonderful genealogy tutorial resource"

Thanks for that reference, too!

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