The current issue of The Genealogical Record is avaiable to all genealogists including those not members of HGF. To access, please click on The Genealogical Record, Fall 2026
The August 2026 issue of The Genealogical Record is now available for all to read. Three articles highlight this edition.
Drummers in the American Revolution. Doug Greenhill has researched the important role of drummers in the Revolutionary War. Long before the time of electronic messaging, drummers were an essential communication system in camp, on marches, and in battle.
Louisiana Patriots in the American Revolution. The Revolutionary War was not limited to the colonial states. Deborah Turkleson points out the vital role played by the Louisiana Militia as they fought to protect the Mississippi River. Their efforts prevented an invasion that would have forced already thin American troops to fight on two fronts and likely changed the outcome of the war.
Jonathan Barnes, Valley Forge Patriot. Doug Greenhill takes us through the research process he used to correctly identify his ancestor and discover where and in what position he served in the Connecticut Line of the Continental Army. Anyone encountering ancestors with a common name will learn from Doug’s experience.
In conversation with Margie Elliott, HGF member Rosemary Mullin talks about what spurred her interests in genealogy and provides valuable advice to those just starting their genealogical research.
In addition, a section on “honing your genealogical skills” includes two articles of interest to all genealogists, one of which guides us all in the realities of AI. Regular features continue to educate us on tech tools and keep everyone abreast of what’s going on in the HGF, including projects, discussion groups, and workshops. And more…
