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Stepping Stones of Genealogy

By Jessie A. Davis ,

November 20, 2012

“I’ve never been successful getting started,” she sighed, desperation creeping across her down-turned lips. Picking up her books and straigh…
BYU-Idaho Has a New Online Degree in Family History Research

By Carol B. Moss ,

August 16, 2013

Imagine being able to acquire a family history research degree online. Thanks to a productive partnership with the Family History Department…
Family History Library Classes Now Available on Internet

By Paul G. Nauta (@nautapg) ,

March 15, 2010

Free Classes Make Genealogy Expertise Accessible Anywhere SALT LAKE CITY—It is rare that Marcia Covington can make the trip from her home in…
21st-Century Italian Genealogy

By Lynn Broderick ,

February 23, 2015

When Michael Cassara submitted his proposal 21st-Century Italian Genealogy to the RootsTech committee last year, he had no idea that he woul…
Blessed with 'Eyes to See'

By Guest Blogger ,

September 25, 2015

In August 2012, my husband and I were invited, as stake indexing directors, to learn how to index Italian records. The invitation came as pa…
3 Easy Ways To Display Family Heritage Recipes

By Guest Blogger ,

November 19, 2015

Are you sitting on a collection of old handwritten recipes handed down to you from another generation? If so, consider yourself lucky—to be …
The Family History Library Announces Free Classes—November 2014

By Yvonne Sorenson ,

October 27, 2014

During the month of November, the Family History Library will be hosting a number of family history classes. These classes and events are fr…
The Key to Unlocking Their Stories

By Jennifer Anderson ,

August 28, 2013

The year is 1863. An excited young couple stands at the head of the aisle in a small church, ready to begin their life together as a new fam…
Blessed Are the Pure in Heart

By Michael Judson ,

September 3, 2014

Past visitors to the Church’s Humanitarian Center were treated to a film showing examples of the Church’s humanitarian efforts around the wo…
Accents: They’re Not Just Punctuation

By Katie Gale ,

June 24, 2013

Last week, I downloaded an intriguing New York passenger list. To my surprise, the customs agent wrote the names and places in German—in bea…

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