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As part of America250, FamilySearch is encouraging people to discover their place in America’s history. Once you create an account on FamilySearch (which is always free), you add stories and memories of your ancestors to the shared Family Tree on FamilySearch. A central part of America’s history is that we are, as stated the title…
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Want to start doing your family history research? Started your family history research but have questions? Here are a few resources to consider: Rootstech sponsored by FamilySearch. The convention occurs every year at the beginning of March, but recordings of lectures are available year round. Free. FamilySearch Research Wiki. Over 150,000 articles on a wide…
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We are all part of America’s history. Most people never get publicity or their names in textbooks. That’s why it is so important to record the history of our family members. We should remember their lives, as they built this country for us. FamilySearch, the world’s largest free shared tree and document repository, is collaborating…
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Are you new to the fine art of family history? Wondering where to start? Start where you are. What documents do you have at home? Letters from grandpa? an obituary of an uncle? Collect these into a container that will keep them dry and dust free. Eventually you may want to buy archival quality page…
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Women can be hard to find in records because they often took their husband’s name. Come celebrate the mothers in your family tree with hints for finding women. Q&A after the talk.
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Many of us come from somewhere else. Come find out ways to uncover where your ancestors came from. Followed by Q&A.
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Come find out ways that learning about your family history and using FamilySearch to connect your branch of the family tree can help celebrate America’s 250th! Q&A after the talk.