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How to Make a Photo Book: Your Ultimate Planning Guide Premium
Share your family history! Here's the ultimate how-to plan for making a photo book: image qualities to consider, elements to include and a making a page plan.
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5 Genealogy Activities to Do in December
December is filled with good cheer and family togetherness, making it a great time to spread the joys of genealogy. Here are some activities to enjoy.
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Start Spreading the News: Write a Family Newsletter
Reconnect with your family and friends by sending an informative, engaging family newsletter—these tips will show you how.
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6 Genealogy Projects You Can Do From Your Couch
Cold weather and and warm drinks also mean a wonderful time to work on genealogy projects. Here are six to get you started.
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Writing On: 5 Family History Activities to Do in November
November is a great time to focus on family storytelling! These five activities can help you tell your family's story in a creative, compelling way.
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5 Fall Genealogy Activities to Do in October
This month, we celebrate Family History Month and Halloween: what better time to honor the deaths of our loved ones and explore the spookier side of genealogy.
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5 Ways to Use Your Genealogy Research (That Aren’t More Research)
There's more than one way to use your genealogy research! From helping other researchers to planning family history trips, your research can be used for much more than just tracking down your ancestors!
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How to Print a Family Tree to Enjoy and Share Premium
Celebrate and share your ancestors by printing a family tree. Here’s how to prep research for display, and how to work with tree-printing services.
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5 Steps for Building a Family History Website Premium
Follow these five instructions to share your genealogy online with a customized website.
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Tech Tips: Eight Evernote Genealogy Projects to Create Premium
These eight genealogy projects will get you on the right path for organizing, strategizing and furthering your genealogical research with Evernote.
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