Category Archives: FHL

One way to spend your genealogy budget

Posted on January 1, 2017 by Lynda

Do you have a budget for genealogy research? Many of us spend regularly on subscriptions to online databases, such as Ancestry or Findmypast, and that pretty much exhausts our finances. However, as we contemplate this new year, it’s worth considering … Continue reading →

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Heading home from RootsTech

Posted on February 5, 2012 by Lynda

My week in Salt Lake City is a wrap. At a post-RootsTech dinner last night hosted by Dick Eastman, I was asked my opinion of the conference. Several people nodded in agreement when I said some sessions were great, but … Continue reading →

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Three days at the FHL

Posted on February 2, 2012 by Lynda

The last three days were intensive, but fascinating. I had prepared for my research time at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City by reviewing the family lines that needed more information (basically all of them) and looking up … Continue reading →

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Day One of RootsTech Week in SLC

Posted on January 30, 2012 by Lynda

It seemed to take forever to get from Owen Sound to Salt Lake City, but that was partly because I did an overnight stop in Toronto. It wasn’t essential, but it allowed me to visit family and make sure that … Continue reading →

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What does your research log look like?

Posted on July 25, 2011 by Lynda

Recently an editor friend and I were discussing genealogy research and how we make notes along the way. She was involved in creating a research log notebook some years ago and we wondered about the best approach now that we … Continue reading →

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