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Keep the Dash Alive

Keep the Dash Alive

De: Julie Bonner
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Researching your family history is an exciting journey into the past. However, leaving a trail for future generations is just as important! Learn how to write and publish a family history book, learn how to use technology for future generations, learn how DNA analysis works with your family tree, and more! Be sure to visit our website at www.coeurbridge.com.Copyright Julie Bonner Mundial
Episodios
  • Digitizing the 548 Fragile WWII Letters

    Digitizing the 548 Fragile WWII Letters
    May 11 2026
    Before the writing, before the organizing — preservation. In this first method episode, Julie shares how she digitized over 500 wartime letters between her grandparents Woodrow and Vera Bonner, written across the Pacific in 1945 and 1946. The free tool she used, why fragile letters and a child's handwriting got photographed before anything else, and the systematic transcription quirks that ended up revealing something about her grandparents she would not have learned any other way. If you have a box of family letters in a closet, this is the episode that tells you where to start. Loose Pearls: A Marriage in Letters, 1945–1946 is available on Kindle and audiobook. Paperback and hardcover coming soon.

    LINK TO BOOK ON AMAZON
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    10 m
  • The Eight Week Pearl Hunt: A WWII Soldier Story

    The Eight Week Pearl Hunt: A WWII Soldier Story
    May 9 2026
    In February 1946, my paternal grandfather, Woodrow Bonner, found a string of cultured pearls in a shop in Kobe and wrote to my grandmother, Vera, that he was going to try to buy them. He couldn't. What followed was an eight-week hunt across occupied Japan, three loose pearls in a wooden crate, and a string of letters that never quite explained. This is the story the book is named after. // Loose Pearls: A Marriage in Letters, 1945–1946 Next episode: how I sorted 548 letters, and you can also do this if you have written documents of your family.

    Amazon Book Link: Loose Pearls: https://www.amazon.com/Loose-Pearls-Marriages-1945-1946-Correspondence-ebook/dp/B0GZGG32V5/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1GU5JQJS9UV0I&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.hAzeTcXxjnnEilURvb3WqA.tnCbCN1An3CxqxdYjQwphW9E8wdU-aolIKWKvSfqDqc&dib_tag=se&keywords=loose+pearls+julie+bonner&qid=1778350576&sprefix=loose+pearls+julie+bonner%2Caps%2C430&sr=8-1
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    10 m
  • Preserving Stories are Priceless - My First Book!

    Preserving Stories are Priceless - My First Book!
    Apr 28 2024
    If you google the phrase "family history questions" you can find many pages that can give you ideas about what to share with future generations of your family. I was struck by one question that asked - do you have a toy you have kept from your childhood?

    When you are preserving the stories of your family, you can use Zoom and other platforms to create videos AND podcast episodes. Future generations will find these priceless!

    In this episode, this method is discussed around a story that I preserve for my family. The story is about the influence of my mother on my reading habits and a book I saved!
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    12 m
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