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April 2010 Podcast Show Notes
Be the first to know about our new book, 101 Brick Wall Busters. Plus, you'll hear the latest "Who Do You Think You Are?" news, get an inside look at GenealogyGems.com, and find out about our new course for genealogy newbies. Plus, get tips for preserving heirloom quilts.
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In this episode:
- Editor’s Desk with Allison Stacy
- News from the Blogosphere: Genealogical Good News
- Top Tips: 40 Best Genealogy Blogs
- 101 Best Web Sites: Genealogy Gems
- Family Tree University Crash Course
- Safe Keeping: Quilts
Your Host: Lisa Louise Cooke
The Editor’s Desk with Allison Stacy
Lisa chats with Allison about the new book 101 Brick Wall Busters.
News from the Blogosphere with Genealogy Insider Diane Haddad
Diane shares some good genealogical news from the Genealogy Insider Blog:
- “Who Do You Think You Are?” Gets Second Season
- Search 1880 DDD Schedules for 14 States on Ancestry.com
- Search Footnote’s Census Records Free Through April 2010
Top Tips: 40 Best Genealogy Blogs
In this month’s Top Tips segment, Diane and Lisa discuss genealogy blogs and the article Fab Forty from the May 2010 issue of the magazine.
Diane recommends using Google Reader to follow all your favorite blogs. Sign up for free at www.google.com/reader
Watch Lisa’s four-part video series How to Blog Your Family History on the Genealogy Gems YouTube channel.
101 Best Web Sites: Genealogy Gems
Allison talks to Lisa about her website, Genealogy Gems, which is in the 10 Top Sites for Cutting-Edge Tools and Tips section of the 2009 101 Best Web Sites list, which appeared in the September 2009 issue.
Family Tree University Crash Course
Allison provides tips for beginners and tells us about the new “Discover Your Family Tree: Genealogy for the Absolute Beginner” class at Family Tree University.
Safe Keeping with Grace Dobush
Grace gives advice on preserving your heirloom quilts—new and old.
Read all our past articles about preserving quilts
Have fun climbing your family tree!
Listen to Lisa Louise Cooke’s Genealogy Gems and Genealogy: Family History Made Easy podcasts in iTunes and visit her website for great research ideas, podcast episodes and videos.
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