Locked
Do you use the FamilySearch experimental labs site to obtain county records? If so, do you remember (or even realize) that locked records don’t show… Read More »Locked
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Libraries and Newspapers
Do you seek out marriage notices, obituaries and other items from newspapers when researching your family? Do you like to use free resources when available?… Read More »Libraries and Newspapers
Libraries
Have you traveled to a library or archive for genealogy research? If so, what is your favorite destination? When I first started researching my family… Read More »Libraries
WorldCat
Do you remember using a card catalog in a library? I’m going to reveal my age here, but I not only have used the card… Read More »WorldCat
Shhh! It’s a Secret!
As a genealogist, do you do most of your research online? I have to admit that I tend to concentrate on sources that are online… Read More »Shhh! It’s a Secret!
Saturday Night Genealogy Fun
It’s time for some more Randy Seavear’s Saturday Night Genealogy Fun on Sunday afternoon. This week’s challenge:1) Do you recall what you were doing in 1985? Family, school,… Read More »Saturday Night Genealogy Fun
My Library Adventure
Do you include libraries and archives in your genealogy toolbox? For me, the use of a library or archive has always been part of my… Read More »My Library Adventure
Happy Dance!
The Seneca Free Public Library is an affiliate Family Search library! I only have to drive a few blocks to access the restricted resources on… Read More »Happy Dance!
Learning to Use Book Scanner
Several months ago, the Seneca Free Library added a book scanner in the genealogy room. My husband was likely one of the first to utilize… Read More »Learning to Use Book Scanner
Don’t Forget the Book!
For the April meeting of the Topeka Genealogical Society‘s ‘Brick Wall Study Group’, we were supposed to bring one of our brick walls to the… Read More »Don’t Forget the Book!