The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) preserves American history, protects the records that underpin our profession, and makes them […]
Saving A Nation’s Stories: The US National Archives and Why Advocacy Matters Read More »
Do you know that over 95% of the online records of FamilySearch are not accessible by a surname search. Newly
Be A Super Sleuth: Accessing Images at FamilySearch Read More »
Access to Publisher Extra® papers on Newspapers.com will be free until 10:59 pm PST on February 17th. Access over 1
Extra! Extra! Free Access at Newspapers.com Read More »
Time is running out to view the Genealogy Tech Talk class recording. On February 10th it will be moved to
Genealogy Tech Talk News Read More »
FamilySearch.org has introduced an enhancement to its full-text search results. Now, the initial results include a list of names mentioned
Discover the New Full-Text Search Feature at FamilySearch.org Read More »
Join Robin McCarthy and Judy Thompson to learn how technology can enhance and improve your genealogy work. The class will
New Genealogy Tech Talk Class at SBCGS Read More »
If you missed Colin Whitney’s presentation about the California Pioneers Certificate Program, the recording is available here until January 31st.
Recording of California Pioneers Certificate Program Read More »
Do you have a California ancestor who survived the 1906 San Francisco earthquake; or perhaps an ancestor who participated in
Announcing the California Pioneers Certificate Program Read More »
What is the BIRLS database you ask? It’s the Beneficiary Identification Records Locator Subsystem (BIRLS) database, originally created and maintained
Have You Heard About the New BIRLS Database? Read More »
Brian Rhinehart’s recent newsletter from CivilWarRecords.com discusses a valuable resource at the Wisconsin Historical Society for Civil War researchers. Discover
Are You Researching Civil War Ancestors? Read More »
