2010 Genealogy Conference Scene Premium
What do you get when you mix a bunch of genealogists with how-to classes and an exhibit hall full of software vendors, data services, publishers, photo restorers and genealogy societies? Sounds like a family history conference to us. “Genealogy conferences promote new tools, new sources and new methods available...
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Meet the person readers selected as Family Tree Magazine's 2010 genealogy Difference Maker of the Year.
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Readers nominated these genealogy volunteers as our 2009 Difference Makers.
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The first will I ever tried to read was written in 1850 by my 3rd great-grandfather, John Snow. I remember feeling overwhelmed because I didn't know what to expect, couldn't read the writing and didn't have a clue as to what I was really looking for. Fortunately, Phyllis Quarg...
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2008 Difference Maker Nominees Premium
These people preserved records or eased access to them, helped others who otherwise wouldn't be able to learn about their family history, or raised the profile of genealogy research.
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Search the Library of Congress' free collection of 2,300 slave narratives.
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