Are you looking to pursue or continue your genealogy research centered on American Descendant history? Whether you’re just starting out or have participated in our Unveiling Roots project and have more pressing questions, our monthly Office Hours are here to support you. Join us on Tuesday, January 7, for our introductory session, open to researchers of all levels. As demand grows, we may expand our offerings, so don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding and connect with fellow researchers! RSVP to attend at hello@9counties.com.
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Director at Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy
This course provides the foundational strategies and methodologies to conduct sound genealogical research. It is a must for beginner to intermediate and advanced researchers! https://lnkd.in/g5hDMc8s
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Owner Mosaic RPM (Professional Genealogical Researcher, Author and Lecturer), Co-Owner GenWebinars, Co-Leader Tar Heel Discoveries & VP NCHRO
FYI ... We had an opening in the schedule, and so here's a new program offering! I consider most of what I talk about in this webinar as resources greatly UNDER-UTILIZED by most genealogists ... most are FREE and available 24/7. What genealogist doesn't like to research online, late @ night, and in their jammies?
JUST Added. Next Wednesday (19 June, 7:30 pm EST) (signup closes Tuesday midnight PST) ... Diane will give ... Don’t Ignore Scholarly Resources – They are Genealogically Leverageable and a Must for Your Genealogy Toolbox So much research and resources compiled by social historians and others in the academic community are FREE if you know where to look. They focus on history + people. Guess what, as genealogists, that is also who we focus on! So many databases, datasets, and more are at our fingertips as they already exist for us to explore from home in our jammies (if desired)! https://lnkd.in/enrbhjGh
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Today's genealogical tip! For efficient, methodical research, sit down and consider your goals. Rather than jumping down a random research rabbit hole, consider what questions about your ancestry you’d most like to answer. Your goals might seem big and daunting. But once you’ve outlined them, you can figure out what specific tasks will help you attain them. #research
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Today's genealogical tip! For efficient, methodical research, sit down and consider your goals. Rather than jumping down a random research rabbit hole, consider what questions about your ancestry you’d most like to answer. Your goals might seem big and daunting. But once you’ve outlined them, you can figure out what specific tasks will help you attain them. #research
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Today's genealogical tip! When chronicling your family heritage continued: Lessons Learned: Format: Footnotes vs Endnotes: *Of course, one or the other is needed to include references and parenthetical information. Ultimate publication medium may dictate the use of one or the other. *If noted material is generally short, consider footnotes. *If noted material includes long passages, consider endnotes. *Long footnotes tend to break the flow of text and may distract from the narrative. *On the other hand, endnotes may never be read. *It is possible to use both: endnotes for citations and footnotes for tidbits of historical or other parenthetical information. Consider too italicizing short parentheticals and including them in the text. #research
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Preserve the past, and inspire the future. This December, help your academic students engage with history using Gale Primary Sources. With access to The Independent Historical Archive, students can uncover stories and explore themes such as: ✔️ The debate over cultural ownership and artifact repatriation ✔️ Conservation efforts through decades of public advocacy ✔️ Public health concerns surrounding technological advancements Start uncovering history today: https://bit.ly/3Vcv9Tl
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Today's genealogical tip! Have you ever thought about joining your state genealogical society? They can be a great resource for information on a person you are having problems finding information for. For example, my state genealogical society website has a place for queries for the person you are looking for, links to places to look for historical information (which can help flesh out a storyline if you are working on publications) and they support the digitization of old records through grants. I recently attended an online class through the Kentucky Genealogical Society. It was free and it was full of information about things I hadn't thought about! Give it a try! Join more than one if you are looking in an area you don't live in. I am sure they will appreciate your support! #research
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Owner Mosaic RPM (Professional Genealogical Researcher, Author and Lecturer), Co-Owner GenWebinars, Co-Leader Tar Heel Discoveries & VP NCHRO
Uncovering Hidden Death Records: Exploring Unconventional Resources for Genealogy Research Have you hit a dead end in your genealogy research? Unable to find those crucial Death Records? Join us for a fascinating program that reveals 30 unconventional resources to uncover death dates and places. From obscure collections to unexpected online databases, discover new avenues to explore and overcome the challenges of missing Death Records. Expand your genealogy toolkit and uncover the secrets hidden in unexpected places. 4 June 2024, 7:30 pm Eastern, Virtual, $25 Sign up now. A one-time account registration is required. www.genwebinars.com Sign up by 31 May and save $5 – use code launch5
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Social Media Strategist and Guest Speaker For Historical & Genealogical Societies | Enhancing Digital Outreach & Community Engagement in Genealogy | Family Historian
📜 Dive into our latest blog post and discover how User-Generated Content (UGC) can transform your historical and genealogical society! Unleash the power of your community’s stories and watch your society’s impact grow! Read the full post now and get inspired. 👉
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