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Cards & Family History
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I was wondering how others store and use Christmas cards, birthday cards etc. I've been going through mine and scanning them into the pc. I was thinking it makes sense to add cards received for a…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kim Mills Dec 20, 2010.
Importing ancestry.com data?
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I'm mostly using Roots Essentials 4 right now. But I was wondering anyone who has an online tree such as ancestry, have you found a good way to keep the trees in sync? I find if I'm doing research…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Roxanne Sue Busby Jan 17, 2011.
Hello & Genealogy Software?
I came across this site when I was doing a search on Canadian WW 1 solders. Looks like a great group and I'm looking forward to sharing with everyone.I'm in Ontario, Canada and started researching…Continue
Started Sep 23, 2010
Searching for Fred Robichaud & Elizabeth Gallant
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Hello, I'm trying to find out more about my gg grandparents Frederic(Fred) Robichaud and Elizabeth Gallant(Gallian). Not having to much luckon this side.Their children were born in Chatham, NB.Names…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by James P. LaLone Sep 25, 2010.
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Kim Mills joined CaryAnn Turner Hess's groupSourcing Your Genealogy
Are you sourcing? If so, how. If not, why? What are your opinions about un-sourced genealogy?
Kim Mills joined Debbie Anne Jackson's group
Census Records Around the World & Everything About Them
This group was created for anyone interested in knowing what censuses are available around the world. Also when they were written ,what appeared on the censuses, where to get blank census forms, where to find census records, and how to read them.
Kim Mills joined Bob Mooney-Pa's group
World War 1 and it's people.
This group is geared towards our ancestors who served in WW1and their families. No matter what branch of service or country See More
Roxanne Sue Busby replied to Kim Mills's discussion Importing ancestry.com data?"I find FTM as the easiest means of transfering info and sharing info from your tree. I've used it for years and love it."
Becky Wolary replied to Kim Mills's discussion Importing ancestry.com data?"As this would solve my problem of maintaining two databases, I tried the drag and drop unsuccessfully - perhaps I need to be on a specific page? More detailed how-to's would be appreciated and thanks!"
Kim Mills replied to Julia Coppard's discussion Family Tree Software"I mostly use Roots Magic. I love it's ease of use. It's quick and easy to enter data in and easy to move around. The only things I don't like about it are the website generator has not as many options as…"
Kim Mills replied to Kim Mills's discussion Cards & Family History"Oh interesting, I haven't seen archival mist before. I'm a few hours from any craft stores, but I'll have a look next time I'm there.
Thanks!
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Katie Heitert Wilkinson replied to Kim Mills's discussion Cards & Family History"I have rescued some cards ...usually those with messages written inside. Though I don't use them to document events, I think the messages reveal a lot about relationships between and among family members and about the personalities of…"
Dawn Pratt replied to Kim Mills's discussion Cards & Family History"I made a scrapbook of cards that I have received through the years from Family, and some friends. I use a product called Archival Mist, you can find it at Joann's or any craft store in the scrap booking section.
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Kim Mills posted a discussionCards & Family History
I was wondering how others store and use Christmas cards, birthday cards etc. I've been going through mine and scanning them into the pc. I was thinking it makes sense to add cards received for a new baby birth etc. to the persons birth media. But I'm not sure how well it would work to make birthday facts or Christmas facts for each year of the family...I'd love to hear how everyone else keeps track of these things and work them into your family history data. I guess the same would apply to…See More
Yvonne Mashburn Schmidt replied to Kim Mills's discussion Importing ancestry.com data?"You can drag and drop in Roots Magic. I update my RM from Ancestry by doing that. You can choose a name and drag it to merge with that name and ancestors, descendents, etc in Rm.This way you don't have loads of duplicated names by a complete…"
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For those who use--or are interested in using--any version of RootsMagic genealogy software
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Mills, Grummett, Badgerows, Gallant, Robichaud, Laws, Puddington, Broderick, Anderson, Robinson
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Canada, USA, Sweden, France, Germany,
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- I've always been interested in history. I started researching my family 20 years ago. I've been working on and off since then.
- Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
- http://footstepspast.blogspot.com/
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