4 Steps to Creating a Family Archive

4 Steps to Creating a Family Archive

Got boxes of photos here, folders of documents there and heirlooms somewhere else? Follow these four steps to preserve your treasures in a manageable, organized family archive.

Live Interactive Webinar - Using Ancestry Matches and ThruLines to Break Some Brick Walls

What You'll Learn:

• Learn to sort your match lists using Ancestry’s dot system and the Leeds Method.
• Layer in a set of siblings to add depth to your DNA match list.
• Learn to track your ThruLines matches in Excel.
• Use MyHeritage DNA autoclusters in combination with ThruLines to build family groups.

How to Refer to Aunts and Uncles: Grand, Not Great

Great-uncle, or grand-uncle? Here’s one perspective on the avuncular controversy.

Essential Family Tree Forms

Don’t lose track of your family tree discoveries! Use the genealogy worksheets, templates and checklists in this download to organize family facts and keep tabs on your genealogy progress.Each letter-size PDF form is enhanced so you can type directly in the file and save your work. Or simply print blank forms to fill in by hand. You’ll research more efficiently with this ultimate collection of genealogy forms at your fingertips!

A Genealogist’s Guide to Archival Supplies

Preserve your family treasures with these archiving tips and tools every genealogist should have.