Craig Kanalley
Digital Media Marketer & Genealogy Enthusiast
Category: Discoveries
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Remembering a French (and German) ancestor: John Klein of Williamsville, NY
Nearly 188 years ago to the date, on Feb. 13, 1821, Jean KLEIN was born in the small village of… READ MORE
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Happy Birthday to Mary (Wallace) Kanalley
Happy birthday to my 2nd-great-grandmother Mary Ann (WALLACE) KANALLEY! She was born on this day, Jan. 30, some 131 years… READ MORE
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Mayors I Descend Of
While nearly half my ancestors I’ve found to date were farmers or day laborers, a good handful were also mayors.… READ MORE
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The Man With Eight Daughters: Jean Plaideur
Born about 1640 in Eparcy, Picardie, France, my ancestor Jean PLAIDEUR was a Protestant living in a predominantly Catholic land.… READ MORE
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Irish Records Going Digital
Great news for those of Irish descent! The Irish Family History Foundation is busy at work digitizing millions of birth,… READ MORE
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Bulger, Hilburger Successes And Pondering A Book
In the last few weeks, I’ve connected with two distant cousins who have helped me update the family tree to… READ MORE
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What I Am Exactly
While my paternal grandfather’s family was from Canada, and much of my family is from the United States, I wanted… READ MORE
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My Link To Royalty
After 10 long years of researching my family history…and one month…I’ve finally confirmed a lineage from Charlemagne to myself. I’ve… READ MORE
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A Lead To Eislingen… The Bieser Family
The FamilySearch Labs project is certainly an exciting one, as it provides glimpses of what genealogy research might be like… READ MORE
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My 10-Year Anniversary: A Decade of Doing Genealogy
I started researching my family history in Oct. 1998. It’s now Oct. 2008. It’s been a wild ride and a… READ MORE
Recent posts
My book “Wallace Wounded,” self-published in 2016 based on Irish-Canadian branch of my family history.
Craig Kanalley
About
A digital media marketer who is also a passionate genealogy research enthusiast with 25+ years of experience in traditional genealogy and 10+ years in DNA & genetic genealogy.
Craig Kanalley 