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Celebrating GeneaSpy’s 8th Blogiversary!
J. Paul Hawthorne began writing GeneaSpy on January 15, 2015, so it’s time to celebrate his 8th blogiversary.
Paul grew up in San Diego, California and hasn’t strayed far from home as today he resides in nearby Escondido. Originally, his blogging goal was to showcase great resources for genealogy. However, he has energetically pursued genealogy education through membership in the National Genealogical Society and attendance at an enviable number of local, regional and national genealogy conferences and institutes, including every Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy held from 2016-2022! His blog has reflected his interest in genealogy education and is a photo diary of the many conferences he attends.
Three posts which Paul would like to share are
Paul is active on social media and can be found on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Genealysis and Pinterest.
Be sure to visit Paul at GeneaSpy and congratulate him on 8 years of blogging.
Happy Blogiversary, Paul! We appreciate your loyal support of GeneaBloggers. Thanks for being a premium member.
Submitted by Linda Stufflebean
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