Ohana Software releases Free Webinars for July 2009.

We tend to document our families or those we are doing research for, but what about “YOU”. Are you thinking about the records, documents, certificates, and resources that YOU are creating and citing those sources? Who is documenting/citing YOU?

My experiences in joining the DAR and the application process.

I did a LDS Genealogy Resource Presentation at the Tennessee Genealogical Society. I wanted to share my handout with you.

Ohana software is now offering genealogical webinars. I was given permission to share this information with you!

The Federation of Genealogical Societies invites you to the 2009 FGS Conference for the Nation’s Genealogists. Our 2009 host, the Arkansas Genealogical Society, joins FGS in welcoming you to Little Rock as we celebrate “Passages Through Time.”

Genealogy software programs are very helpful in keeping our family data organized; a program that helps us print out charts and reports. Here are a few of many to choose from.

Maureen Taylor is the author of Uncovering Your Ancestry Through Family Photographs. Through Photo Detective, she's dedicated to helping those who share her infatuation with discovering the stories behind images of the past. She has been featured in many articles. Come learn more....

Most every Saturday night, Randy Seaver, of Genea-Musings hosts some genealogy night FUN! I am usually not at home or occupied with other things, but tonight I am going to join in the FUN! His question to blog about is “What event or person inspired you to start your genelaogy research?”

The Family History Center (FHC) was founded in 1894. It serves about 2,000 patrons daily and is the largest facilities of its kind in the world. The FHC has many valuable resources.