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DianneR Aug 16, 2024

Finally deactivated my account on the most racist, misogynist, far-right platform. I'll miss the many good people who, like me, are there for the genealogy and family history, but I feel even being a non-active member is too much. Sticking with #genealysis and selected FB groups from now on.

Sidaba Dec 21, 2023

When thinking about #xmas presents do not forget to give a share to Genealysis.Social
by https://ko-fi.com/genealysis for hosting this Mastodon instance :-) we are not crowded by advertisements and no web service is for free ... so help to keep this instance up and support #Genealysis

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David Nov 13, 2023

I can't believe that it is a full year https://genealysis.social has been been live on #Mastodon.

I've written a review of my year, in terms of building and running it. At 1,400 words you might need to read it with tea, coffee, or wine. haha.

https://genealysis.com/yearone

#Genealogy #Genealysis

Genealysis.social

Social interaction for anyone interested in #Genealogy.

Mastodon hosted on genealysis.social

David Oct 30, 2023

Welcome to our #genealogy corner of the Fediverse @SharonBannister

Enjoy your journey and I hope you have fun interacting with everyone.

#genealysis #welcome

DianneR Oct 12, 2023

I'm setting up another website on wordpress specifically for my one place study. Should I link the Mastodon icon to this server (that's really all I'm interested in!), to my own profile, or should I link to the "Join Mastodon" site? I should know this, but I just can't get my head round it still! Thanks! #genealysis.social

DianneR Mar 15, 2023

I've been here a month, so added my experiences to my #familyhistory and #genealogy site. https://easterfamilygenealogy.wordpress.com/2023/03/15/a-month-on-mastodon/
I think I'm getting the hang of the basics. 🙄 #mastodon #genealysis

A month on Mastodon

Easter Family Genealogy

glassnet Jan 29, 2023

"The road to suffrage in Ireland was a difficult one not without its share of battles. At a time when Ireland was experiencing rebellions, risings, and civil war, it is easy to overlook the plight of the women who wanted to have a say in the future of their country." #Ireland #genealogy #womensrights #genealysis https://www.irelandxo.com/ireland-xo/news/chronicles-insight-road-suffrage

Chronicles Insight - The Road to Suffrage

The right to vote was extended to all women in Ireland in conjunction with the formation of the Free State in 1922. Prior to this, a law was introduced in 1918 in which only women aged 30 and over were allowed to vote, and even then only if they or their husbands held property amounting to at least £5 in worth at the time.

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