Dealing With Ancestry Hints
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 →
Tag: genealogy
It’s A New Year And A New Look
If you been looking around the blog website you’ll see that there have been some changes. This is just the first of several changes in 2019. (Soon we’ll have a … Continue Reading →
The Last DNA Angel Project of 2018
As 2018 comes to a close we need to have our last DNA Angel Project Draw of the year. The December Edition is for a copy of RootsMagic 7 complete … Continue Reading →
Ontario Canada DNA Match Finder
This past week a new Facebook page popped up called Ontario Canada DNA MatchFinder. At the time of writing this article there were 361 people that have joined. Since joining … Continue Reading →
#RootsTech 2019
(Read to the end to find out how you can win a RootsTech Feb. 27–Mar. 2, 2019 4-Day Conference Pass) As many of you know RootsTech is one of my favorite … Continue Reading →
I’m Using Forever Artisan To Tell Their Story
I’ve been doing genealogy for quite a few years. When I first started, I remember someone asking if I was going to write a book. I quickly told them no … Continue Reading →
Exciting News From MyHeritage Live
My husband; Kevin and I just got back from Oslo, Norway where we attended the first MyHeritage Live. We arrived on November 1st after a 16-hour trek from Edmonton to Toronto, … Continue Reading →
Using Vivid-Pix RESTORE To Enhance Documents
You’ve heard me talk about Vivid-Pix RESTORE for photos; in fact, I even interviewed the inventor; Rick Voight and he told us how you can improve your family photos (read … Continue Reading →
How I Use Animoto To Share Family History
I’m always on the hunt for tools to help with my Family History and one of my favorite tools is Animoto. I use it often for my business and I … Continue Reading →
20 More Questions About Your Ancestors and Maybe A Few About You
October is Family History Month and I thought we’d continue with 20 more questions about your ancestors and even a few about you. If you recall it was just over … Continue Reading →