The Countdown To RootsTech 2024
My trip to RootsTech starts in less than a week, and I haven’t packed, but I’ve done a few things you might like to do to plan your trip or … Continue Reading →
Category: Knowledge is Power
Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) For Genealogy (Part Three)
Created using DALL·E with the prompt “make a picture of a lady genealogist looking at her family tree.” A few weeks ago, I was exploring some of the uses I’ve … Continue Reading →
Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) For Genealogy (Part Two)
This image was created using the prompt “Can you create an image of a genealogist looking at their family tree” on Cosmic Dream Last week, I posted the first blog … Continue Reading →
Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) For Genealogy (Part One)
The above photo was created using DALL·E, giving the prompt to “create an image that represents genealogy and AI.” About a year ago, I learned about the site ChatGPT. I … Continue Reading →
Best Genealogy Find of 2023
One of my best genealogy finds this year wasn’t a find, but it was one-on-one with genetic genealogist Michelle Leonard (She not only has her own site but also works … Continue Reading →
The Greatest Gift of All
Christmas 1968, my two brothers and two cousins. Enhanced with MyHeritage One of my Christmas memories is of my brother Ted sitting for a couple of hours and looking at … Continue Reading →
It’s Not Me, It’s My DNA Cousins – How the 23andMe Data Breach Affects Me
On October 6, 23andMe shared a press release disclosing that the company “recently learned that certain 23andMe customer profile information that they opted into sharing through our DNA Relatives feature … Continue Reading →
Saving Your Genealogy FOREVER – Step Four
I posted before about how I’m saving my genealogy FOREVER. There is a part one and two, and three will be coming soon. But for now, I will postpone three … Continue Reading →
Do You Collaborate On Genealogy?
A few weeks ago, I asked how you share your genealogy with family. But this week, I’m wondering about collaboration. In my family, I have a few interested in genealogy, … Continue Reading →
How To Keep Family In The Loop About Your Discoveries
A couple of weeks ago, I posted on my weekly post, “Asking For A Friend,” how people share their discoveries with family. Kathryn said she had a blog like mine … Continue Reading →