Imagine traveling overseas, a war breaks out and you’ve lost your passport. What do you do? Well, I would probably go to the nearest American Consulate. 
Which cloud storage services offer apps on what platforms, and which ones offer the best pricing? Ars answers these questions and more. 
The following announcement was written by Ancestry.com: In 1940, Americans were recovering from the Great Depression and on the brink of entering a world war. The recently released 1940 U.S. History has secrets, but secrets don't stay hidden if you know where to look. What will you find? 
NOTE: This is an updated version of an article I originally published nearly two years ago. A newsletter reader sent an email today in which he questioned the life expectancy of digital files versus paper. 
Starting Friday, when the vice president travels to Ohio to open a new offensive by calling the GOP candidates out by name, he will put all his family connections to use as the Obama campaign’s relater in chief. 
Tree Notes is a universal, very user friendly and powerful note manager that organizes your notes in a tree.Tree Notes allows you to store an unlimited number of notes in a single file, organized using ... 
13 newly-discovered genealogy blogs this week at GeneaBloggers covering all types of genealogy! 
Généalogie Numérique is proud to announce the release of its new service dedicated to American, Cajun, Acadian and Hispanic Family History. http://www.thefrenchgenealogist.com/ 
For the first time in my research, I have found two death certificates for the same person, filled out by two different people. As if the missing and inaccurate records aren’t enough to make me c... |
8 Ways to Get Involved in the Online Genealogy Community
PROVO, Utah, Apr 25, 2012 (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) -- Ancestry.com Inc. ACOM +5.20% announced today it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Archives.com, a family history website, for approximately $100 million in cash and assumed liabilities.
Jonathan Rhoades images from www.nextech.de/ma51regt/ I honestly never gave a second thought to researching Jonathan Rhoades, even though I tell genealogists all the time to look beyond the blood line at friends, neighbors, and associates. You may... Ancestry.ca Offers Free Access to French-Canadian Collection - Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter
The following announcement was written by Ancestry.ca: MONTREAL (April 12, 2012) Ancestry.ca, Canada’s leading family history website, is giving Francophones a reason to stay close to their computers this weekend with unprecedented access to its... 
The following is a Plus Edition article written by and copyright by Dick Eastman. Do you have boxes of old 8-millimeter home movies? If so, I'd suggest you copy them immediately to more modern media. 
Le New York Times nous livre un cadeau d'une valeur inestimable : depuis le 27 février, le prestigieux quotidien américain met en ligne ses photos d’archive. Les plus anciennes datant de 1896. Via Sophie BOUDAREL 
The following recent blog posts are those that I consider important or notable. Unlike other similar blog lists, I cannot guarantee that they will all be from the past week. (Some weeks I simply do... |
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