Indexing

Indexing – Alive and Well

At RootsTech 2020, Ty Davies, the Records Portfolio Director for Family Search, talked about the amazing developments occurring with respect to indexing, including the following: At the rate we are indexing it will take us 170 years just to index the images currently available. The process of indexing takes about two years from the photographing… Read More Indexing – Alive and Well

Granite Family History Center

Announcement: Granite Family History Center Closed

Dear patrons and consultants, starting immediately, and until further notice, the Granite Family History center will be closed. There are many online resources available to help you with your Family History work. Click here to find links to these sites: https://www.granitefhc.com/family-history-links/ . We will notify you when the GFHC is open again. We look forward… Read More Announcement: Granite Family History Center Closed

Youth

For Strength of Youth

One Sunday afternoon at the Granite Family History Center, while serving a shift, I was indexing a batch of records.  Something came up that seemed to be a unique situation that I didn’t know how to deal with.  I looked at the “project instructions” and asked the other Consultants who were serving on the shift,… Read More For Strength of Youth

Family History and Temple Work

I Don’t Need to do Family Research Anymore, Right?

Many of us get intimidated when we hear the word “research”, it conjures up memories of assigned research papers or research projects, reluctantly completed, often after much anxiety and procrastination. Our lack of desire to do Family History research may stem from bad past experiences, a lack of knowledge and skills required to do the… Read More I Don’t Need to do Family Research Anymore, Right?

Research

Don’t Give Up

Have you ever been searching for information to expand your family tree, only to hit a dead end? Maybe you were looking for parents, or children of your ancestor to attach to your family tree. Perhaps you have done a thorough search for the record, on FamilySearch and partner sites; (Ancestry, Find My Past, My… Read More Don’t Give Up