Last week, I shared my findings from a new (to me!) website called Elephind. Fellow genealogists will not their heads in agreement...sometimes, after hitting brick-wall after brick-wall, discovering an obituary, story, or social pages snippet mentioning a particular ancestor can be a genealogical gift. Wrapped in a bow. Sealed with a kiss! Context to add a little something-something to the names, dates, and places of birth on a paper tree. Likewise, when I've taken a break from serious document searching, and I need a little inspiration, newspaper snippets are just the thing to get creativity flowing again. Have you ever heard of FultonHistory.com ? If not - CHECK IT OUT. That's an order. Fulton History has been on my radar...but I admittedly haven't spent time searching its archives. Working completely from home, website founder Tom Tryniski has scanned over 22 million historic newspaper pages! THIS ARTICLE was shared today via one of my favorite genealogist