The Miracle Morning for Genealogists: A Daily Ritual to Power Up Your Passion
I think I’ve told you before that I spend a lot of time in the car, and when I’m driving, I enjoy reading self-help books. Two books that have really … Continue Reading →
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Downsizing and Thrifting: A Personal Journey
This is just a small part of my collection. Nothing really valuable, but I just love them. It seems that the hot topic for people of my generation is about … Continue Reading →
How Do You Share Your Genealogy Finds?
I’m always trying to think of unique ways to share the things I discover about my ancestors with the rest of the family. I have my blog, and you’d be … Continue Reading →
How To Keep Your Matches Organized
Last week, my blog was about whether your cousins added up and the Leeds Method. You can catch up on that blog HERE. This week, I want to talk about … Continue Reading →
My Dad In The News
The other day on Facebook, I got a memory of my Dad and my dog Cali spending time together when I was helping him with a yard sale at the … Continue Reading →
I Just Might Get More Genealogy Time With the Ancestry App
When someone asks me how much time I spend working on my genealogy, my usual response is, “if I’m awake, I’m doing genealogy,” and that’s really not that far from the truth. I do have to admit that when it comes to my smartphone, I have the Ancestry app, but it’s for those times when I’m at a family event, and someone asks, “when was Auntie Ronnie born?”. Continue Reading →
Exclusive Offer For Family History Hound Followers
I’m happy to share an exclusive offer for Family History Hound followers: 50% off the ultimate subscription to MyHeritage, valid through March 31, 2020. MyHeritage is an industry-leading platform that … Continue Reading →
Cooped Up Photo Challenge
Yesterday I told you how I was self-isolating so that I could be healthy to visit my dad after his stroke and after my arrival back from Arizona. So yesterday … Continue Reading →
New Records from Ancestry
Birth, Marriage, Death and Census records are the foundation of genealogical research. Building on the largest collection of core US Birth, Marriage and Death Records, additional new collections coming to … Continue Reading →
Add A Bit Of Color With MyHeritage
A couple of days ago, I got an email from MyHeritage telling me they’d added a new feature to their site. Now you can colorize your black and white photos … Continue Reading →