McCartney's Journeys - What's New on the Site

McCartney's Journeys will, on occasion, be modified: page content may be changed; pages may be added for new topics; other pages removed. It is an on-going process to keep the site relevant.

It seems strange to say "keep the site relevant" when genealogy is about family history and history doesn't change. However, new data can be discovered and reported, new research techniques can be developed and new articles can be written. So, it is possible to "keep the site relevant".

This page, on the other hand, will contain a list of the most recent changes, additions and/or deletions to the site. The changes will be shown in reverse chronological order: the newest at the top of the page and the oldest at the bottom.

March 14, 2021

World War 1 - The Beginning
World War 1 - Pre-war Treaties
World War 1 - The Belligerents

The text of all three articles was expanded. Section titles were also added.

March 12, 2021

	Celtic Bibliography Celtic Community Celtic Decline Celtic Origins Celtic Religion Celtic Skills Celts at War		All seven of the Celts articles (pages) were modified by adding specific navigation to each of the celtic articles. This navigation was added at the top of each page next to the navigation to the other articles.
	World War I, Briefly		This page was removed. It is being replaced by seven articles which detail the different aspects of the war.
			The following three articles about World War 1 were added. The remaining four articles will follow - hopefully, two per week.
	World War 1, The War Begins		This article covers the events leading up to the war and the initial involvement of the primary participants.
	World War 1, Pre-war Treaties		Many of the primary European nations involved had signed treaties of mutual assistance in the late 19th and early 20th centuries that precipitated certain actions at the start of the war.
	World War 1, The Belligerents		While there were fourteen major belligerents, colonization by those nations caused a total of one hunded countries to be involved in the war.