6 Baby Steps to Organize Your Genealogy Work

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Genealogy Tasks for the Weekend

Create a genealogy correspondence log in an Excel spreadsheet. List letters you send and receive alongside contact information. 

Fill out the vital-record request forms you collected earlier this week. Record the requests in your correspondence log.

Check out our full list of daily genealogy tasks from Lisa Alzo.

6 Baby Steps to Organize Your Genealogy Work

Does organizing all your genealogy files and papers seem overwhelming? Start small! Using these baby steps, you'll have your research tidied up in no time.

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Should you write on the back of photos? Learn how to identify people, places and events in photos using photo-safe techniques.

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Having trouble keeping track of all your ancestors? Learn how to use a genealogical numbering system and assign numbers to key ancestors.

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