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January 2011 Podcast Show Notes
We'll show you how to get 2011 started on the right foot in this episode of the podcast. Along with a look at the new FamilySearch site and helpful web tool Evernote, we've got tips for using a research plan and ways you can make 2011 the year of the heirloom. Also: An inside look at the FTU course Organize Your Genealogy.
1/14/2011
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Tips & Techniques »  
Software Review: Family Tree Builder
1/11/2011
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Reunion 9 Software Review
Mac lovers will cheer the latest incarnation of Reunion genealogy software.
1/11/2011
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Plus Subscriber Only Content - Subscribe TodayReunion 7 Software Review
Reunion genealogy software stands out — and not just because it's for Macs only.
1/11/2011
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Legacy Family Tree 7 Software Review
Top-rated Legacy Family Tree software adds customizable wall charts, interview reports and a new Source Writer.
1/11/2011
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Genbox 3.1 Review
With its topnotch organizational and chart-making capabilities, Genbox Family History breaks the typical genealogy software mold.
1/11/2011
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Brother's Keeper 6.2 Software Review
Find out which features have earned Brother's Keeper shareware a loyal following.
1/11/2011
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Alex Haley's Roots Beginnings
The 1919 house where Roots author Alex Haley said he first heard stories of his family's African heritage has become a museum.
1/4/2011
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Memoirs and Stories »  
Try Out New Technology at Ancestry Labs
Following in the footsteps of Google Labs and FamilySearch Labs, subscription website Ancestry.com has launched a new section of its site called Ancestry Labs.
1/4/2011
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Online Genealogy »  
What is Pedigree Collapse?
A Rutgers University professor estimates that 80 percent of historical marriages took place between second or first cousins.
1/4/2011
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Kinship »  
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