Evernote for Genealogists

By Kerry Scott Premium

No matter how neat your genealogy research habits, it’s inevitable that the sheer volume of information you’ve gathered in pursuit of your ancestors will bring you to your knees. Where did all this stuff come from? How do you keep it organized? How do you make sense...

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