FamilySearch Affiliates—Treasure Troves for Family Historians
Neither Curt Witcher nor Sue Kaufman have spent their careers working in their first chosen professions—and now they both work in the…
Host an Indexing Event
Leaders and temple and family history consultants can work together to increase interest in family history by hosting an indexing event. These…
#NotAtRootsTech 2018? Here’s How to Participate Virtually
RootsTech 2018 has arrived! Over 4 days (February 28–March 3), thousands of family storytellers and historians will converge on the Salt Palace…
Relatives at RootsTech
Thousands of people gather from countries around the world to attend RootsTech, the world’s largest genealogy conference. With so many family history…
Who’s in Your Family Tree?
It doesn’t matter whether your ancestors were famous, infamous, or as awesomely ordinary as a milkman. Knowing their stories—their successes, failures, joys,…
Completing Tasks on the FamilySearch Tree Mobile App
There’s a reason family history is so important—taking some time out of each day to turn your heart to your ancestors can…
How an App Can Make Traditions Last
The holidays are here, and every family has their own unique way to celebrate. Holiday traditions can be an important part of…
Why Web Indexing
by Allison Hadley Web indexing is here! Have you tried it yet? What do you think? If you’re not a fan or…
Discover Your Ancestors in World War I Records
People around the world find ways to remember and honor those who fought in World War I. But for people who had…
Discovering the Comfort of Kindex.org
I love doing family history, but when it comes to organizing it, I need help. Luckily, there is an online app, Kindex,…
Family.me Creates an Interactive Family Tree with Living Relatives
I have a love/hate relationship with social media. I’m grateful to see what’s going on with family and friends, but I could…
How Project Instructions Helped Me Learn to Index
By Kathryn Grant When you start a new indexing batch, the project instructions immediately open on the screen. And there’s a good…
