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Month: November 2014
Day 35: Fathers
Today, we honor our Fathers. I must of stood in the right line in heaven because I have the greatest fathers a girl could ever dream of. Here's a sweet video about remembering dad. Add the stories of your father here.
Day 34: A Free Gift
Today is Black Friday. Thousands of people are running about looking for the best deals to give to their loved ones. What better gift would there be to give, then the gift of family history! I posted a gift idea I did for my mother on Day 11. You can create a similar gift as I did for a…
Day 33: Give Thanks
Today is Thanksgiving and what a better way to spend a few minutes after you have filled your belly with yummy food and filled your heart with great conversations with your loved ones than to find out more about your ancestors. Today, we are going to see what we can find out about how our ancestors celebrated the holidays…
Day 32: Connect
Today's challenge is to find out how you connect to your ancestors. What are some things about the country your ancestors are from that you feel connected too? Once you find out more about where they came from, teach your children about how you feel connected to them. During our Youth Conference which was all about Family History, I…
Day 31: Save It!
My mother is the Queen of saving important documents. She has kept so many of my memories alive by the things she has saved for me when I was a child. I have some hair from my first hair cut as a baby, my first tithing slip when I paid a few pennies, my first handwriting, many art pieces,…
Day 30: Facebook
Just 10 more days left for our Family History Challenge. I hope it has been a success so far. I'd love to hear your stories, feel free to post any comments on one of your favorite posts from this series. Today, we are going to talk about how to use Facebook in your family history research. Even if you…
Day 29: Research Log
Today, we are going to continue with Day 28: Organize It! Below is a simple Research Log that you can use while you find information about your ancestors. Feel free to leave a comment and let me know if you would like some more information included on this worksheet. Also, grab a fun family history binder cover for free…
Day 28: Organize It!
It is important to organize your family history work. I know just the word "organize" can give me the heebeegeebees, but it is vital. Not only is it important to be organized in your family research for yourself, but also for your children and others that will be helping you on this journey. Here's a couple images of how I…
Day 27: What’s Arbitration?
All records before they become available online are indexed by two different people. Then an Artbitrator will look at both records and decide which information is correct. I haven't had the privilege of becoming an Artbitrator yet, so I get to learn along with you. First, we need to do lots and lots of indexing so today, go set…
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