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Accreditation

3 Tips to Focus Your Research With An Objective

Becoming an Accredited Genealogist: Level 1 Study Group

Becoming an Accredited Genealogist: Levels 2 & 3 Study Group – Session 1, Test Preparation

Becoming An Accredited Genealogist: Levels 2 & 3 Study Group – Session 2, Research Planning

Becoming an Accredited Genealogist: Levels 2 & 3 Study Group – Session 3, The Three-Hour Research Project

Becoming an Accredited Genealogist: Levels 2 & 3 Study Group – Session 4, The Oral Review and Ethics Agreement

Becoming an Accredited Genealogy Professional – Diana Elder, AGⓇ

BYU Conference on Family History & Genealogy 2016

Activities

13 Kid-Friendly Mormon Pioneer Sites in Salt Lake City

Children’s Activities for Family Discovery Day

Doing a Family History Mystery at an LDS Stake Activity Day Event

Finding Franklin in a Time Machine Activity

FINDING FRANKLIN: Helping Youth Use Census Records

Make a Photo Pendant

MISSION POSSIBLE Youth Activity

Mission: Possible – Engaging Youth in Family History

Artificial Intelligence

“Until Death Do Us Part… Or Five Weeks Later”: A Tale of Marital Woe in 1875 Dallas – Belle Carpenter vs John W Carpenter

5 Steps for Capturing and Sharing Family Stories with AI Assistance

AI and Family History: Review of “Co-Intelligence: Living and Working With AI”

AI and FamilySearch Full-Text Search: Working Together to Make Discoveries

Artificial Intelligence and Genealogy: A Look Back at 2024

Boston Union Workhouse and Sarah Jane (Miller) Creer (1841-1902): Using AI to Add Historical Context

Edward Raymond Kelsey – Horseman and Sheriff’s Posse Member

Home Sweet Home: The House that Charles C. Creer Built

Book Club

“A Christmas Memory” – December Book Club Selection

“A Girl Named Zippy” Review: Writing Childhood Memories

“Before We Were Yours” and a True Life Adoption Story from the Tennessee Children’s Home Society

“Dark Enough to see the Stars in a Jamestown Sky” – April Book Club Selection

“Half Broke Horses” and Writing your own Family Stories – September Book Club Selection

“Nobody Don’t Love Nobody” – March Book Club Selection

“The Foundling: The True Story of a Kidnapping, a Family Secret, and My Search for the Real Me” – June Book Selection

“The Indigo Girl” – Eliza Lucas Pinckney and Her Contributions in 18th Century South Carolina

Crafts and Projects

Ancestor Coloring Page

Ancestor Photo Ornaments

Celebrating Irish Heritage on St. Patrick’s Day

Charts for Family Reunions

Children’s Activities for Family Discovery Day

Creating a Family Yearbook

DIY Picture Pedigree Chart

Family History Valentine’s Day Decorations

Creating and Sharing Family History

“A Christmas Memory” – December Book Club Selection

“A Girl Named Zippy” Review: Writing Childhood Memories

“Dark Enough to see the Stars in a Jamestown Sky” – April Book Club Selection

“Half Broke Horses” and Writing your own Family Stories – September Book Club Selection

“Nobody Don’t Love Nobody” – March Book Club Selection

“The Indigo Girl” – Eliza Lucas Pinckney and Her Contributions in 18th Century South Carolina

“The Prizewinner of Defiance, Ohio: How My Mother Raised 10 Kids on 25 Words or Less” – May Book Club Selection

“The Wall” by Eve Bunting – Kids Memorial Day Book + Activities

DNA

“Before We Were Yours” and a True Life Adoption Story from the Tennessee Children’s Home Society

“The Foundling: The True Story of a Kidnapping, a Family Secret, and My Search for the Real Me” – June Book Selection

10 Ways to Group Your DNA Matches into Genetic Networks

3 Tips for Connecting with your DNA Cousins

3 Tips for Making the Most of Your Ancestry DNA results

3 Tips on Creating a Leeds Chart with DNA Matches

A Newbie’s Experience at SLIG – the Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy

Ancestry DNA Matches: Three Tools You May Not be Using

DNA Tools

Creating Network Graphs with Gephi Part 2: Import Spreadsheets and Run Layouts

DNAGedcom 4: Efficiently Gathering and Storing DNA Matches

Evaluating Double Cousin Relationships with Banyan DNA

Exploring New Tools at Living DNA: Chromosome Browser and Matchbox

GeneticAffairs AutoKinship: A Tool to Build Family Trees Based on Amounts of Shared DNA

How To Add DNA Information to WikiTree

How to Find DNA Test-Takers with Descendancy Research

How to Make a RootsFinder Triangulation Network Graph with MyHeritage DNA Matches

Families and Children

“Family” by Isabell Monk – Making a “My Family Recipes” Book

“Fancy Nancy Splendiferous Christmas” – Teaching about Heirloom Decorations

“Grace O’Malley, Queen of the Sea” by Elizabeth O’Neill-Sheehan

“Homeplace” by Ann Shelby – Three Ways for Kids to Experience Their Ancestor’s Homeplace

“Kid Presidents: True Tales of Childhood from America’s Presidents” – teaching children through storytelling

“The One and Only Me” – Family traits book & lesson ideas

“The Wall” by Eve Bunting – Kids Memorial Day Book + Activities

“Who’s Who in My Family?” by Loreen Leedy – Lesson Plan Ideas, Family Tree Diagram Activity, and Discussion Questions

Family History is for Everyone Spotlights

8th Grade Family History Project: My Story in American History

Family History According to Nancy E. Turner, author of “These is My Words- The Diary of Sarah Agnes Prine 1881-1901”

Family History Book Series for Children

Family History is for Everyone

Family History is For Everyone Spotlight: Alana McCormack

Family History is For Everyone Spotlight: Attorney and Mother of Three

Family History is for Everyone Spotlight: Autumn Zobrist

Family History is for Everyone Spotlight: Barbara Garrett, RootsTech 2018 Get Organized Giveaway Winner

Family Reunions

Amazing Race: Family Reunion Style

Charts for Family Reunions

DIY Picture Pedigree Chart

Family History Charades – a Family Reunion Game

Family History Songwriting Activity: Reunion Fun

How to Do an Ancestor Skit Night at Your Family Reunion

How To Plan An Engaging Family Reunion

Make a Photo Pendant

FamilySearch Apps

Descendancy Research On the Go with the FamilySearch Tree Mobile App

DNA and Relatives at RootsTech

Make a Pie Chart of your Ancestors’ Home Countries with Grandma’s Pie

MISSION POSSIBLE Youth Activity

Picturing your Pedigree with Puzzilla.org

Related to a U.S. President?

FamilySearch FamilyTree

“Turn Their Hearts”: How We Engaged Our Ward Youth in Family History

Adding Historical Place Names in FamilySearch

Creating a New Source on FamilySearch Family Tree

Descendancy Research On the Go with the FamilySearch Tree Mobile App

How to Improve the FamilySearch Family Tree by Applying the Genealogical Proof Standard

How to Transfer a Family Tree to FamilySearch

How to Unmerge People of the Same Name on the FamilySearch Family Tree

Original or Derivative Sources: What’s the Big Deal?

FamilySearch Memories

“A Christmas Memory” – December Book Club Selection

#MyPioneerAncestor and the Mormon Overland Travel Database

Charts for Family Reunions

Daniel Henrie (1825-1914): Member of the Mormon Battalion

DIY Picture Pedigree Chart

Do You Have a Skeleton in your Family History Closet?

Family History Valentine’s Day Decorations

Family Stories and Mission Statements

Favorite Reads of the Month

Favorite Reads of April 2017

Favorite Reads of the Month – February 2017

Favorite Reads of the Month – January 2017

Favorite Reads of the Month – June 2017

Favorite Reads of the Month – March 2017

Favorite Reads of the Month – May 2017

Favorite Reads of the Week – 12 November 2016: Veterans day, royal lines, preserving your legacy

Favorite Reads of the Week: 1 October 2016 – Cemetery freestyling, FamilySearch tips, Twile

General Conference

12 Things I Learned About Family History and Temple Work from LDS General Conference

6 Talks About Family History from October 2016 General Conference

A Regular Part of our Personal Worship

Going the Second Mile

Kid General Authorities Coloring Book and Matching Game

Mothering through Generations

See Yourself in the Temple – Family History FHE Lesson

What I learned about feminism from my remarkable Relief Society ancestors

Kids Book Club

“Family” by Isabell Monk – Making a “My Family Recipes” Book

“Fancy Nancy Splendiferous Christmas” – Teaching about Heirloom Decorations

“Grace O’Malley, Queen of the Sea” by Elizabeth O’Neill-Sheehan

“Homeplace” by Ann Shelby – Three Ways for Kids to Experience Their Ancestor’s Homeplace

“Kid Presidents: True Tales of Childhood from America’s Presidents” – teaching children through storytelling

“The One and Only Me” – Family traits book & lesson ideas

“The Wall” by Eve Bunting – Kids Memorial Day Book + Activities

“Who’s Who in My Family?” by Loreen Leedy – Lesson Plan Ideas, Family Tree Diagram Activity, and Discussion Questions

LDS Family History

“I Have a Family Tree with Branches by the Dozen”: Primary Sharing Time Ideas

“Turn Their Hearts”: How We Engaged Our Ward Youth in Family History

12 Discovery Activities at FamilySearch.org

12 Things I Learned About Family History and Temple Work from LDS General Conference

13 Kid-Friendly Mormon Pioneer Sites in Salt Lake City

5 Insights from RootsTech 2019 for Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

6 Talks About Family History from October 2016 General Conference

A Regular Part of our Personal Worship

Organizing

10 Ways to Group Your DNA Matches into Genetic Networks

3 Reasons to Have Personal Genealogy Software and How to Choose

3 Tips to Focus Your Research With An Objective

Adding a Table of Contents to an Evernote Notebook

Airtable Research Logs

Boost Your Genealogy Productivity with Google Keep

Chromosome Mapping – Visualize Your DNA and Identify the Ancestors Who Passed It On To You

Create Your Own Genealogy Reference Center with Evernote

Podcast

Introducing…The Research Like a Pro Genealogy Podcast!

RLP 1: Introduction

RLP 10: George W. Dillard Case Study

RLP 100: Top Ten Tips to Research Like a Pro

RLP 101: Proof Arguments – Certification Preparation

RLP 102: Mary French Case Study

RLP 103: Creating Layered Source Citations

RLP 104: Research Reports – Certification Preparation

Records

3 Reasons to Revisit Your Research: Discovering the Story of C.B. Royston, Confederate Soldier

3 Tips for Searching the Census When a Family Goes Missing

A Comprehensive Guide to Finding Your Immigrant Ancestor’s Hometown

A Day at the Chamber County Courthouse: Tips for Success

A Visit to the Utah Archives

AI-Powered Full-Text Search of Handwritten Text at FamilySearch

AncestryDNA SideView™

Back to Basics with U.S. Church Records – Part 1

Research Like a Pro

10 Ways to Group Your DNA Matches into Genetic Networks

14 Day Mini Research Like a Pro Challenge

Am I Researching the Wrong Person? Research Objectives Can Help

Am I Up to It? A Novice’s Questions About Joining a Research Study Group

Bringing Hidden Clues to Light Through Creating A Timeline

Caring for Your Family Tree: How to Prune and Graft Branches Based on Sources and Analysis

Creating an Objective for a DNA Research Project

DNA Research Flow

Research Like a Pro with DNA

Evaluating Double Cousin Relationships with Banyan DNA

Find More Ancestors with Autosomal DNA by Increasing Coverage Part 2: Barsheba Tharp’s Mother

GeneticAffairs AutoKinship: A Tool to Build Family Trees Based on Amounts of Shared DNA

If I know how a DNA match is related, do I still need to contact them?

Is This a False Segment?

Proving a Parent-Child Link Using Ancestry DNA ThruLines and Documentary Research: Part 2

Proving a Parent-Child Link Using Ancestry DNA ThruLines and Documentary Research: Part 3

Research Like a Pro with DNA Airtable Base Update – 2024

Research Tips

“Until Death Do Us Part… Or Five Weeks Later”: A Tale of Marital Woe in 1875 Dallas – Belle Carpenter vs John W Carpenter

10 Ways to Group Your DNA Matches into Genetic Networks

14 Day Mini Research Like a Pro Challenge

20 Ways to Tell Your Story in 2020

2021 International German Genealogy Conference

3 Reasons to Have Personal Genealogy Software and How to Choose

3 Reasons to Revisit Your Research: Discovering the Story of C.B. Royston, Confederate Soldier

3 Tips for Connecting with your DNA Cousins

Sharing Stories

“A Christmas Memory” – December Book Club Selection

“Half Broke Horses” and Writing your own Family Stories – September Book Club Selection

#MyPioneerAncestor and the Mormon Overland Travel Database

5 Children’s Books About Family Trees

6 Children’s Books About Family History

Ancestor Coloring Page

Carol Baxter, The History Detective, and Writing Exciting Historical Narrative

Celebrating Irish Heritage on St. Patrick’s Day

Youth and Primary

“I Have a Family Tree with Branches by the Dozen”: Primary Sharing Time Ideas

“Turn Their Hearts”: How We Engaged Our Ward Youth in Family History

12 Discovery Activities at FamilySearch.org

BYU myFamily History Youth Camp

Children’s Activities for Family Discovery Day

Connection: A Vital Part of Family History

Doing a Family History Mystery at an LDS Stake Activity Day Event

Family History Music with Janice Kapp Perry at BYU Education Week

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