Church records can be a key record type when researching your U.S. ancestor before civil registration of vital events was required. https://t.co/XgWjPyYzyk
RootsTech is just twelve days away. Have you registered? Hoping you will join me either in person or online! RootsTech is a great way to re-ignite your enthusiasm for family history! #rootstech2024
Kristin Chenoweth as our RootsTech 2024 keynote!
RootsTech is thrilled to announce that world-famous actress and musician Kristin Chenoweth will round out our three days of learning, inspiration, and connection at RootsTech 2024.
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Take your research skills to the next level and learn from experts using real case studies to break through brick walls in this hour-by-hour Advanced Genealogy track at RootsTech.
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Join Jimmer and his wife, Whitney, on Saturday, March 2, for an exclusive beginner’s family history class. After, join the Fredettes at a meet and greet in the expo hall as well as basketball with Jimmer for children (ages 8–14). Sign your kids up here—https://t.co/lHA8cCWJGk
Create your RootsTech schedule now! You can now go to the link to browse classes and create your in-person or online schedule for the three-day RootsTech 2024 conference. Which class are you most excited to attend?
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The Expo Hall is the heartbeat of the RootsTech conference with 120+ exhibitors and sponsors offering interactive experiences, new innovations, and the best deals! Sign up to get your FREE ticket on https://t.co/cgtImDEcr4.
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Let us know what you are interested in learning, and we will reply with a RootsTech 2024 class that you can sign up for! Leave your interests below 👇 or direct message us!
There are some exciting things here! I’m happy to see full text search and family groups on the list. What are you looking forward to?
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In the third installment of my Evidence Analysis series, we answer the question, "Who provided the information for this document?" Read more here: https://t.co/EoKqIyyAOX
Learn about the value of creating a research plan and what is included in a research plan in my latest blog post. https://t.co/sV7o8hGqII
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FamilySearch and Libraries Archive Canada (LAC), are happy to announce the completion of the free, fully searchable index and images of the 1931 Census of Canada. To access the records and begin your journey of discovery, visit https://t.co/3jzHvEMYsd
Here's an idea for a fun youth activity using the Compare a Face, All About Me, and All About Your Ancestors activities on FamilySearch. https://t.co/7vmAYAwgaF
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Learn what is considered a source in genealogical research and how to categorize sources as Original, Derivative, or Authored in my latest post: https://t.co/gnsNcYr4R5 #Genealogy#FamilyHistory