Here is a short article on the basics of scanning, published by Mike Ashenfelder on the Library of Congress website. Purpose: "helping people create the best possible digitization of their photos and documents for preservation".
Thanks to ResearchBuzz again for directing us to this article.
Monday, March 31, 2014
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Genealogy Society of Hernando County
Some highlights from Links and Bridges, the GSHC newsletter:
The 37th Annual Conference of the Florida State Genealogical Society will be held at the Hilton University of Florida Conference Center on March 28-30. Keynote speaker will be Lisa Louise Cooke, producer and host of the Genealogy Gems podcast. Click here for the brochure.
Judy G. Russell, certified genealogist and well-known lecturer, will speak at the Imperial Polk Genealogical Society seminar in Lakeland on April 12th. Go to the Society's website for details.
The New England Historical Society now has a blog, Vita Brevis , featuring genealogy news, short essays, and posts on research methods.
This month's issue of Links and Bridges contains more interesting and helpful information and is available for reading at the Main and West branches of the library. The society is always welcoming new members. Meetings are at 10 a.m. each third Friday, at the LDS Family History Center, 21043 Yontz Road, Brooksville. Contact Bunny Ryczek, 352-515-5294.
The 37th Annual Conference of the Florida State Genealogical Society will be held at the Hilton University of Florida Conference Center on March 28-30. Keynote speaker will be Lisa Louise Cooke, producer and host of the Genealogy Gems podcast. Click here for the brochure.
Judy G. Russell, certified genealogist and well-known lecturer, will speak at the Imperial Polk Genealogical Society seminar in Lakeland on April 12th. Go to the Society's website for details.
The New England Historical Society now has a blog, Vita Brevis , featuring genealogy news, short essays, and posts on research methods.
This month's issue of Links and Bridges contains more interesting and helpful information and is available for reading at the Main and West branches of the library. The society is always welcoming new members. Meetings are at 10 a.m. each third Friday, at the LDS Family History Center, 21043 Yontz Road, Brooksville. Contact Bunny Ryczek, 352-515-5294.
Monday, March 10, 2014
Monday, March 3, 2014
YouTube
YouTube is home to a large collection of videos on genealogy. Kenneth Marks' "Ancestor Hunt"
channel is a good one. We found among other things a video on using Google's news archive to search newspapers.
You can use your webcam, smart phone or video camera to create your own videos on YouTube.
For more professional looking videos, the library has Creation Stations at both the Spring Hill and West Hernando branches.
channel is a good one. We found among other things a video on using Google's news archive to search newspapers.
You can use your webcam, smart phone or video camera to create your own videos on YouTube.
For more professional looking videos, the library has Creation Stations at both the Spring Hill and West Hernando branches.
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Black History records
From the blog at the military records website, Fold3:
"In recognition of Black History Month, Fold3 is offering free access to all publications in its Black History Collection through the end of February".
Thanks to ResearchBuzz for passing this along.
"In recognition of Black History Month, Fold3 is offering free access to all publications in its Black History Collection through the end of February".
Thanks to ResearchBuzz for passing this along.
Monday, February 3, 2014
Facebook has become a gathering place for genealogists. This article from Cyndi's list gives some helpful advice on how to use Facebook as a research tool.
Monday, January 27, 2014
Website for webinars
ResearchBuzz let us know about this site for genealogy webinars: blog.geneawebinars.com
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