
I presented two lectures at RootsTechs 2014: Learning How To Tune Your Ancestry.com Search Putting Your Ancestors in Historical Perspective: Extracting Stories from Military Records on Ancestry.com and Fold3 If you were […]
I presented two lectures at RootsTechs 2014: Learning How To Tune Your Ancestry.com Search Putting Your Ancestors in Historical Perspective: Extracting Stories from Military Records on Ancestry.com and Fold3 If you were […]
I create Five Minute Find videos for Ancestry.com I’ve added 3 more to the How To Videos page: Are You a Hints Power User : Overwhelmed by your Ancestry.com hints? Spend five […]
I found these from a post Elissa Scalise Powell made on the TGF. It is a series of videos by the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania entitled: Genealogists Share: What I Wish I […]
This morning when I checked my facebook page, I found this, taken by my very talented cousin-in-law, Harrison Moore. This was his view of the Washington DC as inauguration day dawned January […]
I’m currently working on being a Certified Genealogist (CG). There are 7 parts, and the one I’m currently working on is the KDP or Kinship Determination Project. I can’t publish my work […]
Is your blog shareable? Do you share posts that you read? If you want to drive traffic to you blog, make sharing easy. A click of the button should be all it […]
If you don’t have Professional Genealogy edited by Elizabeth Shown Mills in your library, today is the day to add it. The publisher, Genealogical.com is offering at 40%. Even if you don’t plan […]
My current job at Ancestry.com is working on improving the product we put in Libraries and Institutions. Today I’m off to the Allen County Public Library to see how the do things […]
While I was at FGS 2012 in Birmingham, Alabama I took the plunge and started my CG clock. I was being nudged. Mark Lowe said something about steel toed boots! I had […]