What I Learned Today: About Weeding
I have a garden, it’s big…really big. I love to garden but got behind this last week as we had a family reunion. I like to weed a half...
Post Two: What I Learned Today
Find a Family History Center I had the opportunity to substitute today at our local Family History Center. Are you using your center? To...
Post One: What I Learned Today
A couple of years ago a friend, (Doris Warner) and I wrote a few articles on what we learned each day about genealogy/family history. We...
Cutting to the Chase in the Catalog
This PowerPoint created and shared by Jan shows you how to access Pike County, Illinois marriage record images through thr FamilySearch...
No Microfilm Wait for Kentucky Marriages
Until recently, you had to order microfilm to see images of historical records that are not online but available on microfilm. Many of...
New Obituary Collections Coming to FamilySearch.org
As I was searching the new and improved FamilySearch Wiki (a powerful research tool) this evening, I discovered something exciting that I...
Trees: Hooked on a Feeling
Family history can be thrilling. Have you ever gotten the sinking feeling that perhaps there should actually come some sort of substance...
Poole and Vance, I Am So Close
Testimony of Beverly Vance, December 25, 1876, Google Books. I have searched and searched for the final resting place of my 2nd great...
Newspapers can complete the story
The Index-Journal (Greenwood, South Carolina) 27 Mar 1982, Sat • Page 3 (Newspapers.com) In Family History: As easy as reading the...
Skin Tone Means Research Skill?
By Robin Foster I just had another great chat with my friend and Co-Admin, Jan Mitchell. We always come up with some really profound...
