Bloggers of Honor Selected for Oklahoma Family History Expo

Here is a list of the Family History Expos Bloggers of Honor for the upcoming Expo in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

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		Arlene H. Eakle, Ph.D., Genealogy Evidence Other blogs: Kentucky Tennessee Virginia New York Scots-Irish (launch soon) Dr. Eakle is president of The Genealogical Institute, Inc., she is a professional genealogist with more than 30 years’ experience in research, consulting, lecturing, and writing.

		James L. Tanner, Genealogy's Star James has more than thirty years experience in law and computers, and over twenty years experience as a research genealogist. He volunteers at the Mesa Regional Family History Center. James' family dates back to the Mayflower. With the exception of one great-great grandfather from Denmark, his family all came from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

		Leland K. Meitzler, GenealogyBlog Leland loves genealogy, as well as history in general. He also likes to blog, and GenealogyBlog is the product of that passion. He started blogging in 2003. The last 30 years he has worked as a magazine editor & publisher. He calls GenealogyBlog.com his “free daily online genealogy nautamagazine.”

		Scott Phillips, Onward To Our Past Genealogical historian and Owner of Onward To Our Past®. Scott specializes in Bohemia/Czech Republic, Cornwall, Italy, and Midwestern genealogy. Scott has been published by the National Czech & Slovak Museum and Library, MyHeritage.com, Ohio Genealogical Society, and several other organizations.

		Carolyn B. Leonard, Carolyn B. Leonard Genealogy Tips Author of “Who’s Your Daddy? A Guide to Genealogy from Start to Finish,” writes for Persimmon Hill, magazine of the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, director for Edmond Genealogical Society & enjoys presenting programs to help people find their family’s place in history. Check her website www.CarolynBLeonard.com

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Holly T. Hansen, Family History Expos Genealogy Blog This is the place to get the latest in tech tips, research guidance, event happenings, and educating to the fact that the options for family history research or limitless! Holly has been a family history educator for more than 15 years. Although she sponsors elaborate events, she also enjoys helping people one-on-one as they learn how to make technology work for them. Author, lecturer, and editor, Holly devotes time every day to education.