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Georgia: Gateway to Westward Expansion Webinar

Just a quick reminder: Last day for free access at Legacy Family Tree Webinars. This webinar is an introduction to Georgia genealogy research. If you were with us last Wednesday for the live version you’ll know we had a few audio challenges. The awesome team at Legacy has edited that out of the recording. Enjoy […]
FGS 2014 Early Bird Pricing Ends Tomorrow

Time is running out! Register for FGS 2014 by tomorrow to take advantage of Early Bird pricing. And while you’re there, consider adding the following options:
Hot Off The Press: FindMyPast.com Buys Mocavo.com

Exciting Press Release in the inbox: “London, UK, 23 June 2014. Findmypast, the leading British family history company, announced today that it has acquired Mocavo, the fastest growing genealogy company in the US. Findmypast, the leading brand in the DC Thomson Family History portfolio, has been at the forefront of the British family history market for over […]
Genealogy Writing: Start by Getting Inspired!

The Who Hunter kicks off June’s “Genealogy Writing” series with a look at a few of the people who inspire her to become a better family history writer!
NGS 2014 Conference App is Apptastic!

The Who Hunter is excited to share with you a complete run through of the feature set for the NGS 2014 Conference App. If you’re using a mobile device at the conference, you want this app! Stay organized, connect with friends and find your way around all from the palm of your hand.
Rorey’s Rules for Genealogy Conferences: NGS 2014 Edition

Is NGS 2014 your first conference? Check out Rorey’s Rules to get the most out of your experience. For the seasoned conference goer, there is something in here for you, too!
Researching the Present to Preserve the Past

After reading a great post by Shelley Bishop of “A Sense of Family” on the genealogy we ought to be doing right now to preserve our family history, I was again reminded of something I’ve been meaning to share with you. Two areas of research often missing in discussions of what genealogists should be doing today to preserve their family history for tomorrow.