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Genealogist

James Tanner

James L. Tanner B.A; Spanish, M.A.; Linguistics, U of U. J.D. Degree; Law, ASU. 2 years, Intelligence Analyst, U.S. Army. 39 years Arizona trial attorney. 43+ years genealogical research. Blogger of Genealogy’s Star blog. Ten years missionary at Mesa FSL. Presently serving at the BYU Library Family History Center. Member of FamilySearch GEDCOM Steering Committee. Chairman of the Board of Directors of The Family History Guide Association. Member of the Coalition for Responsible AI in Genealogy, Presenter at Expos and Conferences around the U.S. Canada and Europe. Presenter of over 500 genealogy videos on YouTube.

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Thumbnail ki he Improving the FamilySearch Family Tree’s Integrity: Understanding the Data Quality Score
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Thumbnail ki he Opening the Door to Latin American Genealogical Research with Full-text Searches
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59:31
Thumbnail ki he Help for the Absolute Genealogy Beginner
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57:09
Thumbnail ki he Part Five: The Great Northward Migration 1915-1970: Impact on Population and Culture
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17:09
Thumbnail ki he Part Six: The Great Northward Migration 1915-1970: Summary of the Main Record Sources and Impact
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15:27
Thumbnail ki he Part Four: Tracing Your Ancestors in The Great Migration Back in Time and Impact on the Country
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15:54