The 6th annual 24-hour Genealogy Marathon starts April 3. Register for free here.

The 6th annual 24-hour Genealogy Marathon starts April 3. Register for free here.

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Bonnie Wade Mucia

Historical Records Mayflower Places and Ethnicities United States Massachusetts, New England Webtember Writing and Publishing Writing

Bonnie Wade Mucia owns Keeper of the Past Genealogy, LLC, and is a genealogist specializing in New England research with a focus on the colonial period. She is the Director of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants’ Silver Books Project. Besides attending several genealogy institutes, she is a graduate of the Boston University Genealogical Certificate program. Bonnie is an alumna of the ProGen Study Group and the ICAPGen Study Group, working towards accreditation in the New England region. Her genealogy research articles have been published in the New England Historic Genealogical Society’s Mayflower Descendant, Rhode Island Roots Journal of the Rhode Island Genealogical Society, The Maine Genealogist, and The Nova Scotia Genealogist. Born and raised in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, she now resides in South Carolina with her husband, Joseph.

Bonnie's Upcoming Live Webinars (1)

WebtemberWriting and Publishing
Using Historical Context in Your Genealogy Writing: A Gettysburg Soldier Case Study
Bonnie Wade Mucia
Wed, September 10 2025: 18:00 UTC
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Using Historical Context in Your Genealogy Writing: A Gettysburg Soldier Case Study
Wed, September 10 2025: 18:00 UTC
This presentation addresses the challenge of creating compelling genealogical narratives beyond simple lists of names and dates. By utilizing historical records, archives, research methods, and integrating historical context, participants will learn how to transform their family histories into engaging stories. The presentation will teach genealogists how to perform historical research and incorporate first-hand narratives, pension files, and other historical data using the example of a Gettysburg soldier. Participants will be guided through the research journey, highlighting key decision-making moments and demonstrating where and why to include historical context. This innovative approach will help genealogists add depth and authenticity to their writing, making narratives more vivid and meaningful. The presentation will inspire attendees to share their passion for family history, fostering a deeper appreciation and enthusiasm for genealogical research.
WebtemberWriting and Publishing
Using Historical Context in Your Genealogy Writing: A Gettysburg Soldier Case Study
Bonnie Wade Mucia
This presentation addresses the challenge of creating compelling genealogical narratives beyond simple lists of names and dates. By utilizing historical records, archives, research methods, and integrating historical context, participants will learn how to transform their family histories into engaging stories. The presentation will teach genealogists how to perform historical research and incorporate first-hand narratives, pension files, and other historical data using the example of a Gettysburg soldier. Participants will be guided through the research journey, highlighting key decision-making moments and demonstrating where and why to include historical context. This innovative approach will help genealogists add depth and authenticity to their writing, making narratives more vivid and meaningful. The presentation will inspire attendees to share their passion for family history, fostering a deeper appreciation and enthusiasm for genealogical research.
Wed, September 10 2025: 18:00 UTC
Register for free

Bonnie's Webinars (1)

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Historical Records
Navigating the Mayflower Families Silver Books: A Guide for Genealogists
Bonnie Wade Mucia
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Navigating the Mayflower Families Silver Books: A Guide for Genealogists
Join Bonnie Wade Mucia, Silver Books Director, as she delves into the invaluable resource of the Mayflower Families Silver Books published by the General Society of Mayflower Descendants. This presentation covers the history of the Silver Books project and provides you with the tools and knowledge to effectively use them in your genealogy work, particularly for researching the colonial period. These books trace the descendants of Mayflower passengers through multiple generations, offering a treasure trove of genealogy scholarship. Whether you're a seasoned genealogist or just starting out, this presentation will equip you to unlock the full potential of the Mayflower Families Silver Books in your research, revealing lineages enriched by meticulous research and documented with original records and sources.
Historical Records
Navigating the Mayflower Families Silver Books: A Guide for Genealogists
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Bonnie Wade Mucia
1.1K views
Join Bonnie Wade Mucia, Silver Books Director, as she delves into the invaluable resource of the Mayflower Families Silver Books published by the General Society of Mayflower Descendants. This presentation covers the history of the Silver Books project and provides you with the tools and knowledge to effectively use them in your genealogy work, particularly for researching the colonial period. These books trace the descendants of Mayflower passengers through multiple generations, offering a treasure trove of genealogy scholarship. Whether you're a seasoned genealogist or just starting out, this presentation will equip you to unlock the full potential of the Mayflower Families Silver Books in your research, revealing lineages enriched by meticulous research and documented with original records and sources.
Wed, February 19 2025: 19:00 UTC
Register for free