31 Days of “Out of the Box” Genealogy Tips – Volunteer!
July 2018 is completely focused on providing you with genealogy tips that are …..well,….”out of the box”. What is an “out of the box” genealogy resource? I’m so glad you asked! An “out of the box” genealogy resource is that record set or that strategy that goes beyond traditional research methods. So…. Every single day (yes, every day!) for the entire month, you will find a new genealogy tip right here. Let’s get started! DAY 1 – Become a Genealogy Volunteer! Have you considered volunteering for a local genealogical society, archives or local event? Your research time is limited. I understand that. But consider the benefits of volunteering your time……
15 DNA + Genealogy Posts To Boost Your Research
DNA is a HOT topic among genealogy researchers. There’s no doubt about it. I confess I get a bit nervous when members of the Are You My Cousin? Facebook Community start asking DNA questions. I do have a basic understanding, but I am not an expert. I’m okay with that, because there are many researchers who are and graciously share their expertise. I’ve rounded up 15 of the best posts (with a couple of videos thrown in, too!) on using DNA as part of your genealogy research below. Enjoy! 15 DNA + Genealogy Posts (It’s a Round Up!) 1.How to Get More from Your DNA Results from J. P. Dondero Genealogy 2.5 …
Favorite Must Have Genealogy Books
Moving a couple of years ago resulted in an actual office for me. Before that, my office was the kitchen table. (Anyone else?) Along with a new office came new bookcases! As a book lover I couldn’t be happier. Now all of my must have genealogy books could be right beside me as I research. [That gets it’s own genealogy happy dance!] Just what are my must have genealogy books? Thought you would never ask….. 4 Must Have Genealogy Books These are genealogy reference books I keep on my office bookcase very close at hand. I use them frequently and have never regretted purchasing these. 1.Evidence Explained: Citing History Sources…
April Genealogy Finds
This post contain affiliate links. Read my full disclosure policy here. One genealogy research tactic often over looked is to go back and check previous databases for newly added genealogy records and genealogy finds. Set a date on your calendar for a once a month check for newly added records. You may find new records or newly updated records pertaining to your research. While not all of your needed genealogy records are not online, don’t miss out when pertinent records do come online. April 2018 Genealogy Finds FamilySearch Check out this sampling of new records at FamilySearch this month: France, Haute-Garonne, Toulouse, Civil Registration, 1792-1893 Sweden, Örebro Church Records,…
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