Family history organization

FamilySearch has billions of records for us to use in our genealogy. But there are 5 overlooked sections of the website that can be beneficial to our research.

As you progress with your research, recording family history should become an integral part of your process, and you should choose a system that is easy for you, and others, to understand. There are many ways you can organise your genealogical research, such as using a filing system or computer program and making notes using

Whether you like file folders or binders, it's time to corral all your research and organize it. It will save you time and money (and who doesn't want a little more of each.) My latest article will list the pros and cons of setting up either a folder or binder system for your family history papers. #Genealogy #Organization #FamilyHistory #Research #GrayStableyGenealogyServices

Are you ready to take your Family History efforts to the next level and actually get organized? Do you sometimes feel like you have spent the last hour of “research” mindlessly surfing…

Chances are you have some paper files in your genealogy records. But how can you organize them? Here’s one method of getting that paper under control.

Thinking about getting started with Family Tree Notebooks? Here are some basic things you should know: 1 /// Family Tree Notebooks is a set of genealogy worksheets designed to help organize your family history Family history is one of those hobbies that can get overwhelming quickly as you try to keep track of all of th

This is the sixth and final post of my Family History Binder series. Click here to go back to part one. In each section of my binder, I placed copies of every document I had about each individual i…

Binders are a great tool for organizing and sharing family history research. Not only can they can help you organize information for your own reference, but they are also a great way to share your discoveries in a portable, easy-to-understand format that other family members can flip through and enjoy.

Obituaries are genealogy gold dust. You can learn key details about their life. Here’s how to find obituaries and how to use the clues in them.