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 Photo by Erica Marsland Huynh on Unsplash Perhaps it is our unseasonably warm winter weather, but I find myself thinking about decluttering and organizing. I’ve recently started watching an interesting television program “Legacy List” with Matt Paxton. As keepers of so many genealogy items, do you wonder about how and what you should save and value? Let’s look at some of their ideas.
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 Photo by Rasa Kasparaviciene on Unsplash As family historians we love finding records about our ancestors. The only thing worse than not finding those records is perhaps finding conflicting information on the records. How do you resolve this? Let’s look at some ideas.
 Photo by Claude Laprise on Unsplash Land records have always held an interest for me. Perhaps because I come from a farming family, the land research appeals to me. I had the opportunity to listen to an online seminar “Onland from a Genealogy Perspective” by Ken McKinlay and sponsored by the Huron Genealogical Society of Ontario. It was an excellent talk. Let’s look.
 Photo by Element5 Digital on Unsplash February is a great time to focus on genealogy learning opportunities. Let’s look at some of the genealogy webinars and sessions that are available.
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AuthorWith a lifelong passion for genealogy and history, the author enjoys the opportunity to share genealogy tidbits, inspiring others to research and write their family story. Archives
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