Help and Learning Search Results

By Todd Jones ,

April 16, 2014

We’ve all heard people say, “My work is all done.” Perhaps you have even said that yourself. There may not be much to do when you look back …

By Marilyn J. Markham ,

August 14, 2014

Elder Neil L. Andersen said, “If your chart is as complete as mine, there is still very important work for you to do…We call it ‘finding our…

By Mollie Shutt ,

February 1, 2012

Tevya and Kurt will be co-presenting 2 sessions at RootsTech this year. Let's take a look at what they will discuss. The Powers of Evernote:…

Family Tree Training

By David Green ,

September 4, 2012

FamilySearch is quickly approaching the official introduction of Family Tree, an update and eventual replacement for new.FamilySearch.org. A…

By Steve Anderson ,

August 25, 2015

Several new classes have been added to the FamilySearch Learning Center. These new classes include: Danish Research United States Research N…

By Leslie Albrecht Huber ,

July 17, 2017

One of the best features of FamilySearch is that it is free. Beginner and professional researchers alike can take advantage of the site’s in…

By Steve Anderson ,

November 16, 2012

The Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah is offering three new classes in December, 2012. Classes are free to the public. Below is…

By Maggie Stevens ,

February 3, 2016

There are incredible ways to market your family history small business without breaking the bank. The amount of time spent on social media p…

By Jan Mayer ,

February 4, 2016

Business owners often struggle with marketing strategies and budgets. At this year’s RootsTech Innovator’s Summit, three leading genealogy e…

By Yvonne Sorenson ,

December 18, 2014

During the month of January, the Family History Library will be hosting a number of free online family history classes as well as a Boy Scou…