Note: This article appeared previously on the Genealogy’s Star blog site by James Tanner and shared on The Family History Guide blog site. It is a remarkable time to be a genealogist. For those of us who have spent decades cranking through microfilm, squinting at faded ink, and meticulously tracking down obscure court records, the… Read More Developing an Ethical and Safe Use of AI for Genealogy
It’s almost here. Join us at RootsTech in Salt Lake City, Utah March 5-7, 2026. It is never too late to be part of FamilySearch’s pinnacle family discovery event. The full, in-person gathering is a paid event—with access to extra genealogy classes and workshops. Sessions will also be available to watch online, so participants from all… Read More It Is Almost Here – RootsTech 2026
I recently read a talk by Elder Marvin J. Ashton in 1987 (See Link). After reading it, I couldn’t help but reflect on what I have heard from so many in recent months. It seems so many of us wish we were more knowledgeable when it comes to researching our own family history. And yet, what… Read More Journey Your Learning with Patience
Have you ever been working on family research and had a question? Maybe it was late at night or early in the morning, or when your family member, the source of all genealogy answers is not available. Where can you go to get the help you need right now? A great resource available to anyone… Read More Any Questions?
The 2020 RootsTech conference is only a month away, but it’s not to late to register to attend February 26 – 29 at the Salt Palace Convention center. In an article written by Elizabeth Miller, posted to the RootsTech website; 10 Reasons to Attend RootsTech 2020. She gives the following 10 reasons you will want… Read More Coming Soon – 2020 RootsTech Conference
It is hard to believe it is January 2020. The month January was named after the Roman God Janus. He was the god of doors and gates and had two faces. He could look both backward and forward at the same time. Looking back at 2019 warms my heart as I realize the many hours… Read More Looking Forward to 2020