AJT of Philadelphia, PA asks…
“I’ve been looking all over for a place that has the 1890 Census records, but I can’t find any. Why not? Where can I look?”
This is probably one of the …
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In our continuing efforts to improve our service, Genline will be releasing a new version of the Genline FamilyFinder for Windows (GFF) on Wednesday, May 13th at 4 AM Eastern Standard Time.
GFF 2.5 will automatically update to GFF 3.0 when you start the GFF program the first time after the update. The update may take a few minutes depending upon your Internet connection speed.
Summary of Changes
For more information on how to use the new GFF with the transcription feature, refer to the Genline FamilyFinder User Guide. The new user guide will be available on May 13th.
SALT LAKE CITY—FamilySearch announced today it has published millions of records from Southern states to its rapidly growing, free online collection. The collection includes both digital images and indexes. Millions of death records from North …
NEW YORK, NY – The National Ethnic Coalition of Organizations (NECO) will present the 23rd Annual Ellis Island Medals of Honor on Ellis Island, Saturday, May 9, 2009 at 6 p.m. Veteran journalist Marvin …
AJT of Philadelphia, PA asks…
“I’ve been looking all over for a place that has the 1890 Census records, but I can’t find any. Why not? Where can I look?”
This is probably one of the …
I found this interesting contribution at YouTube last night. I would consider myself a “power User” of Google and plan to relase a similar training video soon. But for now, this video is …
As a genealogist. we’ve all heard the standard response “I don’t know anything about our family” when asked if someone can shed some light on the family tree. Â When you dig a little deeper with …
Today’s computer’s and technology makes it easy to record, edit and publish interviews with relatives from around the world without you having to travel all over the place to get them. Although this article will …
I am sure this has been done before, but I couldn’t resist.  Now presenting, my version of  “The Twelve Days of a Genealogical Christmas”
On the twelfth day of Christmas,Â
my true love sent to meÂ
Twelve stories …
Last week, while listening to one of the many genealogy podcasts I subscribe to, I heard about an organization called “Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness” (RAOGK.org). I decided to investigate. RAOGK volunteers agree to do …
We need your Help!  The Sirius Genealogy People Finder is a Google Custom Search Engine that was set-up initailly as a personal search tool for myself. Earlier this year, I was getting tired of Google-ing names …
I was looking to write about something in honor of Verteran’s Day when I stumbled across an interesting blog post at Kimberly’s Genealogy Blog (at about.com), written by Kimberly Powell.  As I was struggling with trying to figure out how to honor those …
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