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Gearing up for the Fox Valley Genealogical Society 2012 Conference! – Tech Tuesday
When you need help, it’s time to call in the experts. If you’re looking to harness the power of Ancestry.com to it’s fullest potential, you’re going to want to make a date with Lou. Loretto Dennis “Lou” Szucs, or as … Continue reading
1940 Census Madness or How I Learned to Stay Connected with Facebook and a Phone – Wisdom Wednesday
I have been asked to write a blog entry about my personal family history research experience (now in its ninth year) for about a year now. My life circumstances have not allowed the free time to make this happen… until … Continue reading
In Love with Free Online Genealogy Goodies – Follow Friday
Dear Genealogists, Love is in the air, online, and just a click away. No, I’m not talking about e-Harmony. I’m too busy falling in love with the free 1930 census records on Ancestry.com! From February 16 to 2o, Ancestry is … Continue reading
Oh, Indiana!: Searching the ‘Crossroads of America’ for Genealogy Records
Indiana can be a difficult place to conduct genealogy research. There are few states which seem to have so few apparent records as Indiana, which can make any researcher wary of looking for ancestors in the ‘Crossroads of America’. We’ve … Continue reading