Why Are You Stressing Over an “End of Line”?
Have you ever used the term “end of line” to describe a challenge in your genealogy research? I’ve often heard and used the phrase “brick… Read More »Why Are You Stressing Over an “End of Line”?
Have you ever used the term “end of line” to describe a challenge in your genealogy research? I’ve often heard and used the phrase “brick… Read More »Why Are You Stressing Over an “End of Line”?
Do you ever feel like you are playing ‘catch up’ with your genealogy research? I know that when I first started, I would come home… Read More »Research Notes Using Narrative Reports
Do you keep research notes? This is a part of the genealogy process that professional genealogists have incorporated into their research process for years. However,… Read More »Research Notes Revisited
Do you research the descendants of your ancestors? Over the years, I’ve learned that the more I know about the children of an ancestor and… Read More »Descendancy Reports
Have you ever looked at a chart or table someone else created to display their genealogy data in a different way and wondered what your… Read More »Evaluating Progress
Do you have one task that ‘genealogy experts’ recommend that you just don’t seem to be able to tackle? For me, that tends to be… Read More »Research Logs
I recently have been working on a ‘go over’ for my 2nd great grandfather, George Mentzer. In the process, I utilized Scrivener. I had probably… Read More »Analyzing Sources