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GENEALOGY NEWS & INFORMATION
Friday, February 11, 2005
New England Marriage Records -
Once again, we have partnered with Ancestry.com to make some of their databases accessible to our visitors FREE of charge. This time we’ve focused on the theme of New England marriages - about 4.5 million of them!
( Source: Genealogy News Center )
Wednesday, February 9, 2005
Today's Technology and Genealogy in Summary -
This series of articles has dealt with the current technology available to conduct genealogical research. As we have found, there are many types and all are constantly changing. These types range from internet only capabilities to locally used. Each a
( Source: General Article Submissions )
Sunday, February 6, 2005
Genealogy Today will be exhibiting some of our products and services at the Genealogy & Family Heritage Jamboree on Feb. 11th and 12th in St. George, Utah. Betty Lindsay, the GenWeekly editor, will be hosting our booth (#212) at what should be a great event for genealogists.
( Source: Genealogy News Center )
Wednesday, February 2, 2005
Working With Digital Images Of Old Family Photos -
So you managed to successfully scan your old family photographs. Now what?
( Source: Everyday Genealogy )
Monday, January 31, 2005
Locally Used Software -
The majority of the software programs looked at in previous articles have dealt mainly with those used on-line. This article is going to deal with what we call "locally-used software" or software in which having an on-line connection is unnecessary.
( Source: General Article Submissions )
Scanning Old Photographs (Part 1) -
Family genealogists are rapidly adding scanners to their home computers as prices drop and performance improves.
( Source: Everyday Genealogy )
African-American Marriage Records -
Researching African-American families requires a good deal of ingenuity when it comes to locating records. Just imagine ... no surnames until emancipation and then taking on an identifying name and often changing it.
( Source: Tracing Lines )
Marriage Documents Pt. 2 - Church Records -
By the late 1800's, registration of marriages were records kept by almost all of the states.
( Source: Where is MY Tree? )
Government Exposes Ontario Cemeteries -
Cemeteries are a vital research tool in the world of genealogy. Burial grounds are a place where we can discover the names of the deceased, the date they were born, and the day they died.
( Source: Canadian Connections )
Saturday, January 15, 2005
Ancestry World Trees vs. MyTrees.com -
Two popular online genealogical software programs. Each does have its own unique features available.
( Source: General Article Submissions )
Searching for Marriage Certificates -
For recent ancestors, this information is easier than finding later records.
( Source: Where is MY Tree? )
Wednesday, January 05, 2005
How to Talk to Family: Interviews and Oral Histories -
While you have the family together, consider one of the first steps in family history–interviewing relatives-and take advantage of this time by asking the right questions.
( Source: Ancestry.com Roots Channel )
Monday, December 20, 2004
One World Tree Product Review -
The latest in genealogy software offered by Ancestry.com to be used in conjunction with Ancestry World Tree.
( Source: General Article Submissions )
Top Ten Events in Canadian Genealogy -
A number of websites came online, and those already online expanded their databases and holdings.
( Source: Canadian Connections )
Wednesday, December 15, 2004
Helping Make New England Connections -
Genealogy Today is pleased to announce the first online release of New England Early Genealogy Connections, a database of over 70,000 records compiled by Alice Howe Palmer over the past fifteen years.
( Source: Press Release )
Monday, December 06, 2004
A Surprising Story -
I recently discovered that a woman I've known for two months is an adoptee who has reunited with her birth parents, and I got to hear her story.
( Source: Missing Pieces )
Note: Article headlines may be slightly out of date.
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