We are excited to announce that the newest editions of ‘German Immigrants in American Church Records’, specifically Volumes 29 and 30, have been released and are now available for purchase. These books were freshly printed in July and are finally ready for delivery after getting assembled last week. Here’s a brief introduction to each volume:… Read More »
Given that most of us are currently staying at home, this is an unbeatable time to dive into detailed research. Take advantage of the resources at your disposal, such as online databases. Meanwhile, think about engaging a professional genealogy team to help overcome your research obstacles. Over time, I have sought the help of professionals… Read More »
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We received the saddening news this morning of our dear friend and colleague, Loni Gardner, passing away on July 4th. Her obituary on the Russon Brothers Mortuary website reveals that Loni Gayle Johnson was born on March 4, 1944, in Phoenix, Arizona, to the family of Lloyd Douglas and Eva (Haymore) Johnson. She married Marvin… Read More »
On 20 May 2020 at the Virtual Family History Conference, NGS 2020 Live! The National Genealogical Society’s spokesperson, Susan Yockey, disclosed the 2020 awards for outstanding individuals and their respective achievements in the field of genealogical services. George Ely Russell was inducted into the National Genealogy Hall of Fame for his significant influence on American… Read More »
Nick Thorne from TheGenealogist announces: TheGenealogist has significantly enlarged its exceptional range of searchable RAF Operations Record Books, incorporating an additional 1.2 million new records related to aircrew operations. Operations Record Books (ORBs) are official Air Force assets that depict the journey of an Air Force unit since its inception. These comprehensive chronicles were designed… Read More »
We are thrilled to announce the shipping of Bill Dollarhide’s latest works, ‘American Migration Routes Parts I and II,’ now available from Family Roots Publishing. Our new website, FamilyRootsPublishing.net, might be under construction, but it smoothly facilitates the purchase of the 400 listed items, including both physical books and easy-to-download eBooks. You can find these… Read More »
We’ve got some important updates from the Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy (SLIG). They’re ready to announce the key dates and times for registration for both SLIG and Academy engagements in 2023. Registration for SLIG 2023 will kick off on July 16, 2022, at 10:00 am MDT. You can register at the following web address:… Read More »
Several book titles have been included in our Holiday sale with a discount range from 20% to 75% off until December 31, 2020. You can obtain more details or make a purchase by clicking the provided links. Here are some titles focusing on British and Irish research: “A Beginners Guide to British and Irish Genealogy”… Read More »
In a recent announcement on May 22, 2020, from Salt Lake City, Utah, the globally renonwned FamilySearch Family History Library revealed their lineup of complimentary webinars for June 2020. The upcoming courses cover a wide array of topics including research methods, the use of the FamilySearch Catalog, Dutch handwriting, English records, Nordic research practices, and… Read More »