Is Your Tree Current?
What I’m asking is do you have your living people in your tree? When I started doing genealogy my focus at the time was all about taking my family back … Continue Reading →
Don't Bark Up The Wrong Tree
What I’m asking is do you have your living people in your tree? When I started doing genealogy my focus at the time was all about taking my family back … Continue Reading →
Recently a friend and I were discussing organizing family photos. She had inherited boxes of her mother’s photos and was telling me that there were quite a few photos that … Continue Reading →
May love and laughter light your days, and warm your heart and home. May good and faithful friends be yours, wherever you may roam. May peace and plenty bless your … Continue Reading →
At RootsTech, MyHeritage rolled out two new features. In my last blog I wrote about MyHeritage’s Theory of Family Relativity™ and now I’m going to explain about MyHeritage’s AutoClusters tool. … Continue Reading →
Today’s the day I’ve been waiting for. I get to tell you about some new tools at Ancestry that I was able to try out over the last couple of … Continue Reading →
It’s been a week since Buzzfeed broke the story that Family Tree DNA (FTDNA) has been working with the FBI. As you can imagine this has caused quite the uproar … Continue Reading →
When it comes to family history I’ve always known that newspapers can be a gold mine of information. Especially obituaries, anytime I found an obituary I would pour over every … Continue Reading →
Just as a bit of background about me. I was married once before and after my divorce, I was the sole breadwinner and was on my own for quite … Continue Reading →
Wow, it’s already the third week of 2019. Maybe I’m just getting older and time is passing by more quickly. Did you know that January 17th was Ditch Your Resolution … Continue Reading →
Recently a lady joined the Getting My Poop In A Group Facebook page and one of her reasons for joining was that she wanted to understand how to work through … Continue Reading →