Become a Detective or a Spy on the Trial of Your Female Ancestors was first published in Nov. 1999. East Coast Kin is targeted to the hundreds of thousands of amateur genealogists across North America and throughout the world who are searching for their ancestral roots in the Maritimes. Additionally Devlin is book review editor for Generations, the quarterly journal of the New Brunswick Genealogical Society. Devlin, a veteran of 33 years in print journalism in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Ontario, established a freelance career in 1997. She has had articles published in several national magazines including Canadian Living.
Genealogy is the fastest growing hobby in North America.
That's the weekend immediately following the Canadian Thanksgiving Day weekend. Last year's Family History Fair was a great success with lots of positive feedback and recommendations from delegates. My better half, Sandra Roberts , has agreed to Chair Global Family History Fair 2000. I'll still play an active role but that role will be as Past Chair and a member of the team that will work with Sandra to help make GFHF 2000 a success. For the last few weeks Sandra has been busy confirming speakers and scheduling workshops, planning for more vendor space, producing brochures and working on new attractions to enhance the heritage experience for delegates and day visitors.