FamilySearch recently collaborated with Wish of a Lifetime from AARP, an organization that supports individuals ages 65 and over, to grant t…
For years, FamilySearch has sought the most effective opportunities to inspire audiences from ages 18 to 30 to get involved in personal fami…
Standing a head taller in a crowd than the next person, he is hard to miss! Perhaps you already know Thom Reed, a program manager with Famil…
An innovating pioneer in both electrical engineering and genealogical research, Stephen P. Morse is the father of the 8086 Intel processor a…
The public libraries in and around St. Louis aren't a bunch of buildings with collections of books, magazines, and newspapers made available…
On September 27, the International Congress of Genealogical and Heraldic Sciences (ICGHS) awarded well-known Chief Genealogical Officer of F…
No matter what you want to read, what information you need, what new skill you want to gain or new people you want to meet, libraries are th…
LaBrenda Garrett-Nelson retired as an attorney more than 10 years ago. But that doesn't mean she stopped working. Anything but! Retiring mea…
In a statewide project, counties in Indiana are engaged in an initiative to digitize important archived records that have been stored for decades in offices, basements, and various other types of storage units...
Family history can grow on you unexpectedly. Many an excellent genealogist can attest to that. Take Ari Wilkins, who began her career in int…
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A visitor to the FamilySearch Library in Salt Lake City, Utah might be surprised when a woman of Japanese descent comes to assist them with …
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