What's your Twitter ID?

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Permalink Reply by M. Diane Rogers on December 22, 2009 at 11:00am

Couldn't find you? I am mdiane_rogers on Twitter.
There is a MacGenealogist too though (Ben Sayer).

Permalink Reply by Paula Hinkel on January 16, 2010 at 2:56am

@scgsgenealogy - I tweet about the Southern California Genealogical Society and our annual conference, the Genealogy Jamboree.

Permalink Reply by Darlina Shaw on February 5, 2010 at 9:10am

I twitter, mostly about things I find interesting related to genealogy and history. I do lot of research in Indiana, so naturally I put records online for Indiana. I'm a real fan of FindAGrave, and puts lots of records on there. Currently I am working on Morgan County, Indiana cemeteries. My id: @darlinashaw

Permalink Reply by Mary Rosaire Anderson on April 26, 2010 at 3:38pm

Hi, My twitter id is mritasdotter.

I am researching my maternal great grandparents Joseph A & Salina Polzin (Joseph A's parents were Peter Polzin & Anna Schulz)(all German/Prussian/Polish origin). Joseph A & Salina Polzin were grandparents to my mother mary rita (polzin) anderson, on her father's side. (brick wall)

on my mother's mother's side my Vasher ( my great grandfather was Mitchell Vasher) ancestors are back to the 1700's.

My great grandmother Catherine (Livernois) Vasher was the daughter of Etienne(Stephen) Livernois, whose ancestors trace back to the 1600s & Julia Angelique(Riopelle)Livernois, whose 16th century ancestor Zacharie Cloutier (1590-1677) was my 9th greatgrandfather. i would love to communicate with others from the Vasher, Livernois, Riopelle, Cloutier lines.

(My father's ancestors all came from Sweden & i have many of the names, whic changed from generation to generation)

i have joined some twitter groups, but i dont really understand twitter very much, and am not sure how to use it for genealogy
sincerely,
mary rosaire anderson

Permalink Reply by Robin Foster on May 15, 2010 at 12:30am

My Twitter ID is @savingstories. I tweet about family history resources, preserving family history, and social networks for genealogy.

Permalink Reply by Terri Buster on May 15, 2010 at 7:56am

@southwestarkie genealogy, cemeteries, usgenweb, my genealogy society, volunteer work

Permalink Reply by Frederick James Archer on June 4, 2010 at 2:55am

Hi im @rickstwits, doing research on the paternal Archer line and the maternal Haddow line. Names are Archer, Edmunds, Fiori, Cartwright, Haddow, McEachern, Young, Lamont(d).
Having fun and liking what i do.

Permalink Reply by Genealogy Network on June 6, 2010 at 2:10pm

@genealogybox

Permalink Reply by Bernard Mac Arthur on August 11, 2010 at 8:31am

MacArthur Genealogy Services - @macgeneserv

Permalink Reply by Judy Webster on September 18, 2010 at 3:55pm

I have just started experimenting with Twitter for genealogy / family history. I am particularly interested in finding out how people use Twitter in conjunction with their genealogy blogs. I'm @JudyQld.

Permalink Reply by Peter Collins on September 19, 2010 at 3:58am

The real promise of Twitter is its capacity to be readily incorporated as a "live feed" window into our blog, see http://garrisoncommunications.blogspot.com/. This feature has the advantage of giving the blog an extra "on-message" immediacy that a mere Facebook dialogue doesn't achieve in quite the same way.
I also have a fondness for a Twitter-Facebook monitoring stream application called "Tweetdeck" (www.tweetdeck.com), that facilitates a "live" overview of an array of "tweet" categories, such as "#genealogy", "#archives" "#familyhistory" and my "favourite" tweeters.
All of these social media tools feed into an astonishing stream of genealogy industry news, views and cross-promotional information that can easily absorb your attention, while keeping you on your toes.
Follow my tweets won't you, at @garrisonau

Permalink Reply by Lower Bucks Genealogists on March 21, 2011 at 7:21am

@lbgc19047

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