The rockstars, redux
The Legal Genealogist has said it before: there’s an old adage that says you’re best known by the company you keep.
And, once again, here in 2015, boy do I hope that’s true.
Because I am in amazing company right now, thanks to you and your votes in the Genealogy RockStar voting over at John D. Reid’s blog Anglo-Celtic Connections.
The rockstars are the people John describes as “those who give ‘must attend’ presentations at family history conferences or as webinars. Who, when you see a new family history article or publication by that person, makes it a must buy. Who you hang on their every word on a blog, podcast or newsgroup, or follow avidly on Facebook or Twitter?”1
And I am so grateful to be included in that company, once again, here in 2015. As you can see, the voting has to be looked at as such a win for genetic genealogy!! DNA is obviously a major component of everything we do today in genealogy, and it’s wonderful to see it getting the recognition it deserves.
Here’s the company your votes landed me in, this year, in three different categories:2
International, USA, Genetic Genealogy |
CeCe Moore |
Silver |
International, USA: Judy G. Russell |
Genetic Genealogy: Roberta Estes |
Bronze |
International: Thomas MacEntee |
USA: Roberta Estes |
Genetic Genealogy: Judy G. Russell |
SOURCES
- John D. Reid, “Rockstar Genealogist 2015 Nominations Now Open,” Anglo-Celtic Connections, posted 1 Sep 2015 (http://anglo-celtic-connections.blogspot.com/ : accessed 9 Sep 2015). ↩
- See Ibid., “Superstar Rockstar Genealogists 2015,” posted 15 Sep 2015, and “Rockstar Genealogists 2015: Silver and Bronze,” posted 14 Sep 2014). ↩
Congratulations, Well deserved.
Thank you!