Introducing the New Geneanet Image Viewer
Geneanet.org , the FamilySearch.org Partner Program, has introduced a new image viewer . Quoting from their website, Geneanet was ...
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Ask the Ancestors -- a new genealogical social media program
AsktheAncestors.com is a new free genealogical social networking program. The program is explained as follows: Ask The Ancestors offer...
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Unique Genealogical Highlights of the Brigham Young University Family History Library -- Part One
The Brigham Young University Family History Library is undoubtedly the second largest such library in the world. In addition, many of th...
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Dealing with the Deluge of Information from a Genealogical Standpoint
Smartphones, social networking, email, newly digitized sources, new programs and apps, updates, books, music, videos, all of this and mor...
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DNA Report: Update on my Ancestry.com DNA Test
Some time ago, I took a DNA test from MyHeritage.com . You can read about those results in my post entitled, " My DNA: What have we ...
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What if I don't speak the language? A common genealogical complaint
Eventually, everyone who becomes involved in genealogical research reaches the point where their ancestors spoke a different language ...
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Latin Legal Terms for Genealogists -- Part Ten
Well, the list of Latin Legal Terms seems to have taken a vacation for a while, but it is now back and well rested [ bene quievit ]. Pe...
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1st Annual Conference of the Sons and Daughters of the U.S. Middle Passage
The Sons and Daughters of the United States Middle Passage (SDUSMP) is holding their first annual conference at the Rider University Nor...
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Those who ignore history are bound to repeat it (including genealogists)
The actual quote, which I have used before in posts, is "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." See Ge...
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Genealogy is not a competition sport
Several years ago in a previous post, I made the observation that genealogy is not a competition sport. At the time, the comment was mad...
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Genealogy One Byte at a Time -- Part Four
For some time now, there have been studies correlating a decline in text-editing capabilities with an age-related learning difficulty. Qu...
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Unique Genealogical Highlights of the Brigham Young University Family History Library -- Part Two
Large libraries, such as the Harold B. Lee Library (the Lee Library) at the Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, share the same cha...
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