DATA Investigations, LLC

08/21/2023

Awesome research by friend and colleague Dr. Raquel Fleskes. it’s a quick read, and really cool and important.

Early colonial settlers likely survived the harsh frontier conditions of 17th-century Delaware because they banded as family units to work alongside enslaved African descendants and European indentured servants, according to a new study published this summer in Current Biology.

05/15/2020

Cool stuff from our friends at The Fairfield Foundation

09/14/2019

Look...then vote!

Open Voting To vote, rotate your device to landscape orientation. Choose your favorite photo and click the “vote” button. One vote per person. Click each image to enlarge. Vote counts based on IP address and the honor system. Cheaters will be judged harshly and forever haunted. Grand PrizeARTIFA...

08/29/2019

Hey everyone- our friends at Civil War Trails, Inc. are launching a new thing! They have a new page that features an interactive, GPS-based map to help visitors find each of their sites and the wealth of amenities available in each of your communities. The new site is scheduled to launch September 1. Stay tuned and Check out the new map - start planning your campaign today.

02/11/2019

Cool things from our friends at The Fairfield Foundation

At the time it was completed in 1694, southeastern Virginia’s Fairfield Plantation was one of the largest and most architecturally innovative houses in the American colonies. Its distinctive features, including triple diamond-stack chimneys, hipped roof, and large, rectangular sash windows, made F...

01/24/2019

Vote, vote, once a day....

The Gloucester-Mathews Gazette-Journal is a weekly print newspaper and online news source serving Virginia's Middle Peninsula.

01/15/2019

This is an amazing website to spend a little time: a hub for information, stories, images, and documents about East End cemetery in Richmond that is open to the public—families, scholars, genealogists, cemetery restorers. The site is designed so that visitors can contribute. They are hoping that relatives of those laid to rest at East End will share stories, comments, pictures.

A Place and Its People.

12/31/2018

PLEASE SHARE! Our friends in King William County are proud to announce a call for bids to begin transcription of King William County's Burned Records. If you are interested in bidding on the contract for Deed Book 1, please message them on their facebook or twitter pages, or email Dr. David Brown (past president; [email protected]) for a copy of the RFP. All bids are due 1/25/19.

10/28/2018

Interested in Fairfield’s recent work on Green Book sites? Check out: Gone Before We Knew to Look: Searching for Green Book Sites in Rural Virginia https://buff.ly/2Sl8RwF