By Lyndall Maag. I suppose I have become used to the eye rolls and the sighs, the benign smiles and groans.  You know, when you are passionate about an issue, trying desperately to communicate an aspect of genealogy very meaningful to you, and the response you receive is one of disinterest, at best.  This has happened many times as I have attempted to engage in conversation family historians, from newbies to the very experienced, about the benefits our industry could … Continue reading