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After an amazing weekend at #RootsTech we are excited to do it all again at the Salt Lake Home + Garden Show, where we are first-time exhibitors! Come see us at booth 1004 and save $150 on scanning and archival services for your family records.
Some exciting things are in store for Kindex! Stay tuned to learn more about our new Kaysville, Utah location where we will be scanning and archiving family records. #familyhistory#digitalhumanities
Today is my grandmotherβs birthday so fittingly we spend some time in our new space for @Kindex - the family archive platform my cousin and I founded seven years ago. We built it to rescue her records, and since then weβve saved so many more. 1/
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What could you find with a searchable, indexable family archive? To celebrate #Suffrageat100 we searched "vote" in our family archive and learned just how our ancestors felt about the power of #voting. πͺπ§
A search of our family archives reveals how Mormon women embraced the #vote. Emma Seraphine West Smith wrote in 1895, "I received a report from the Relief Society Conference from Sis. Ruth Hatch with synopsis of Joseph F. Smithβs remarks on Womenβs Suffrage." /1 #suffrage100
Thanks @FamilyTreeMag for including Kindex in the "Best Genealogy Apps and Tech Tools" category of the 101 Best Genealogy Websites of 2020! #archives#familyhistory
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Family archive open for research:
-Diaries and letters containing LDS Church History in Lethbridge, Alberta 1915-1930
-associations with LDS artist Torlief Knaphus & LDS leader Hugh B. Brown
-Cumorah Farm in Palmyra 1934 to 1939
-Religious and social history in SLC 1929 to 1940
Our Grandma Dorothy Smith was just a girl in 1918, but memories of quarantines and masks left enough of an impression to include details in her life sketch.
Read the transcription on Kindex: https://t.co/wulCunVSeZ
How did the flu epidemic affect our ancestors?
"During the flu epidemic 1918 I remember wearing mask for protection but none of our family was included on the sick list. Any Mary Watson was staying with us & Mother was in US on a church trip when the Contagion broke out."