Over the Halloween weekend, I spent several days at NERGC (New England Regional Genealogical Consortium/Conference). I’ve never been able to go before due to my job. Now that I’m retired and a full-time professional genealogist, it’s important for me to take advantage of any educational opportunities that come my way. But education isn’t just forContinue reading “The Role of Education in Becoming a Better Genealogist”
This month I’m celebrating my three-year blogging anniversary! When I started writing about genealogy, my goal was to help make family history research feel less overwhelming and more rewarding. Along the way, I’ve shared tips for beginners, strategies for breaking down brick walls, and even the latest DNA tools. To mark the occasion, I’ve gatheredContinue reading “Ultimate Genealogy Strategies All In One Place”
Being a good genealogist requires education. There’s always a new record set to explore, a new research method to try, or a new tool to master. Creating a genealogy education plan is the best way to stay on top of it all. This will help you grow your skills, stay updated, and make real progressContinue reading “Become A Better Genealogist With A Smart Education Plan”
