Basics of Genealogy
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Backing Up Your Genealogy Data 
Guest Author, Elyse Doerflinger, has written a wonderful blog on backing up your computer files. There are things that we can do to prevent this from being a complete loss of work. With permission, I would like to share with you Elyse’s article on “Backing Up Your Genelaogy Data.”
Can We Link to Adam & Eve?
A goal for many a researcher is proving his line to Adam and Eve. Many researchers have claimed this has been done for their lines. I wondered if this, in reality, could be done Cemetery, Death & Obituary Links
CEMETERY, DEATH AND OBITUARY LINKS Cyndi´s List of Genealogy Links [offsite link]
The mother of all genealogy link sites. Includes more than 122,000 links to information in 150 categories. DearMyrtle´s Daily Genealogy Column [offsite link]
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Disease terminology you may find on Death Certificates M-N
Documenting YOU
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?
Family Ties
Family History Consultants can meet with members and provide fun interactive ways to learn about Family History and Temple related topics. Here are some examples... Gen-Newbie [offsite link]
Email list for compter and/or geneology newcomers. Sponsored by Rootsweb. Genealogical Events
Here are some wonderful genealogical events you might want to consider for the upcoming year. The friends and networking opportunities, along with the knowledge you will gain, will well be worth the financial commitment.
Genealogical Religious Links
Religious organizations are sometimes the only documentation we may find for our ancestors; especially during the pre-census years. Here are some religious links that may be helpful. Genealogy Documentation
Genealogy Documentation is listing your sources for the data you find during your research. Genealogy Newsletter
Genealogy Newsletter from Bellaonline.com sent for Free. Genealogy Tips
Genealogy Tips to aid in Research Getting Started [offsite link]
Series of articles for beginners from Ancestry.com. Getting Started in Genealogy
So you have decided to do a family history genealogy search. How do you begin with one of your ancestors if you only know a name and a place? Helm´s Genealogy Toolbox [offsite link]
Comprehensive site with several categories of links. The site is easy to navigate and packed with information. How to start tracing your family history [offsite link]
Nice step-by-step guide to getting started in genealogy from Origins.net . More Than Just Names
Guest Editor Terrie Lynn Bittner (LDS Families) shares an article telling us how she brings her ancestor's to life. Promoting Genealogical Societies
Genealogical Societies have noticed a decline in their membership with the economy having most of us tightening our financial belts. Those in leadership positions are questioning what they can do to promote their membership and make others feel their monies are well spent in joining their Society. School Sales to Stock Genealogy Items
School is starting up again in just a few weeks. The stores are having their “Back to School” specials, and students are not the only ones taking advantage of these savings.
USGenWeb [offsite link]
A must for every U.S. researcher. Contains links to every county in each of the 50 states. You Have a Story To Tell
Imagine going through your grandmother’s attic and finding her mother’s journal. How exciting to read how your great grandmother lived, her thoughts, her opinions, her trials and the day to day things she jotted down. Links marked with the [offsite link] designation point to websites not associated with BellaOnline.com. BellaOnline.com is not responsible for the material found there.
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