Hi Cousin Russ ...I know you have done work with city directories and I have now found them for some of my ancestors also. Question - do you consider a city directory to be Original, Derivative or Authored work? Honestly, I could make a case for all 3 but interested to hear what others are doing.
Thank you!
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Thursday, July 9, 2015
Friday, June 26, 2015
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Findmypast Community Edition Now Available to U.S. Libraries
· Findmypast, a global leader in family history, announces the availability of a library edition within the United States
· Provides access for libraries, archives, and other organizations to billions of records from England, Ireland, Wales, Scotland, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States
· Free, no obligation, 90-day trial available
Salt Lake City – June 25, 2015
Findmypast, a global leader in family history, announced today the official release of their product for libraries and organizations in the United States. The Findmypast Library Edition gives library access to billions of records from Findmypast’s wide array of collections from the United States, Ireland, England, Wales, Scotland, and other areas of the world. Collection highlights include:
· Largest online collection of parish records from the United Kingdom
· Exclusive access to the new PERiodical Source Index (now with images)
· Most comprehensive Irish family history records in the world
Amongst the billions of records now available to library patrons is the new PERiodical Source Index (PERSI). PERSI, a popular tool used by genealogists, includes more than 2.5 million indexed entries from thousands of genealogical and local history publications. For the first time, images of articles have been included in the collection – with more being added on a regular basis.
“We are delighted to bring the best resource for British and Irish family history to America’s library market,” said Annelies van den Belt, CEO of Findmypast.
The Library Edition provides tools for patrons to work in tandem with a library’s subscription and at home. Individual user accounts allow patrons to build their own family tree, save records from the library’s subscription, and continue working on their family tree. Library patrons will also have access to Findmypast’s Hints, which aids in the discovery of records from their own family tree.
Librarians can contact librarysales@findmypast.com for further information, pricing, and to start a free 90-day free trial of the product.
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Findmypast Community Edition Now Available to U.S. Libraries
· Findmypast, a global leader in family history, announces the availability of a library edition within the United States
· Provides access for libraries, archives, and other organizations to billions of records from England, Ireland, Wales, Scotland, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States
· Free, no obligation, 90-day trial available
Salt Lake City – June 25, 2015
Findmypast, a global leader in family history, announced today the official release of their product for libraries and organizations in the United States. The Findmypast Library Edition gives library access to billions of records from Findmypast’s wide array of collections from the United States, Ireland, England, Wales, Scotland, and other areas of the world. Collection highlights include:
· Largest online collection of parish records from the United Kingdom
· Exclusive access to the new PERiodical Source Index (now with images)
· Most comprehensive Irish family history records in the world
Amongst the billions of records now available to library patrons is the new PERiodical Source Index (PERSI). PERSI, a popular tool used by genealogists, includes more than 2.5 million indexed entries from thousands of genealogical and local history publications. For the first time, images of articles have been included in the collection – with more being added on a regular basis.
“We are delighted to bring the best resource for British and Irish family history to America’s library market,” said Annelies van den Belt, CEO of Findmypast.
The Library Edition provides tools for patrons to work in tandem with a library’s subscription and at home. Individual user accounts allow patrons to build their own family tree, save records from the library’s subscription, and continue working on their family tree. Library patrons will also have access to Findmypast’s Hints, which aids in the discovery of records from their own family tree.
Librarians can contact librarysales@findmypast.com for further information, pricing, and to start a free 90-day free trial of the product.
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Sunday, June 21, 2015
Don't forget the GeneaWebinar Calendar at GeneaWebinars.com
Don't forget the GeneaWebinar Calendar at GeneaWebinars.com
Originally shared by Pat Richley-Erickson
Add GeneaWebinars to your list of Google Calendars
Savvy online genealogists look to the www.GeneaWebinars.com Calendar for up-to-the-minute info about virtual (online) classes. Most are free, first come -first served. Most are archived, though you may need to join the host site or society to access the arc...
Originally shared by Pat Richley-Erickson
Add GeneaWebinars to your list of Google Calendars
Savvy online genealogists look to the www.GeneaWebinars.com Calendar for up-to-the-minute info about virtual (online) classes. Most are free, first come -first served. Most are archived, though you may need to join the host site or society to access the arc...
Friday, June 12, 2015
The topic: Research Overview and Evernote
The topic: Research Overview and Evernote
UPDATE to create an Evernote STACK for the Research Notebooks and to create a Copy of the "template" Notebook to a New Notebook and put it into the Research Notebook Stack.
Will set this up to be Recorded.
How to create a Research Notebook in Evernote to work with the image on this Google Sheets notebook
http://bit.ly/CousinRussResearchSheets
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSoPTRTGjXM&feature=share
UPDATE to create an Evernote STACK for the Research Notebooks and to create a Copy of the "template" Notebook to a New Notebook and put it into the Research Notebook Stack.
Will set this up to be Recorded.
How to create a Research Notebook in Evernote to work with the image on this Google Sheets notebook
http://bit.ly/CousinRussResearchSheets
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSoPTRTGjXM&feature=share
The topic: Research Overview and Evernote
The topic: Research Overview and Evernote
Will set this up to be Recorded.
How to create a Research Notebook in Evernote to work with the image on this Google Sheets notebook
http://bit.ly/CousinRussResearchSheets
A link will be in the comments with the VIEWer, when that post is made
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlAAp9kx514
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlAAp9kx514https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlAAp9kx514
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlAAp9kx514
Will set this up to be Recorded.
How to create a Research Notebook in Evernote to work with the image on this Google Sheets notebook
http://bit.ly/CousinRussResearchSheets
A link will be in the comments with the VIEWer, when that post is made
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlAAp9kx514
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlAAp9kx514https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlAAp9kx514
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlAAp9kx514
The topic: Research Overview and Evernote
Originally shared by Russ Worthington
The topic: Research Overview and Evernote
Will set this up to be Recorded.
How to create a Research Notebook in Evernote to work with the image on this Google Sheets notebook
http://bit.ly/CousinRussResearchSheets
A link will be in the comments with the VIEWer, when that post is made.
events/cbga6o6q0cas0dhrebee5m13skg
The topic: Research Overview and Evernote
Will set this up to be Recorded.
How to create a Research Notebook in Evernote to work with the image on this Google Sheets notebook
http://bit.ly/CousinRussResearchSheets
A link will be in the comments with the VIEWer, when that post is made.
events/cbga6o6q0cas0dhrebee5m13skg
Thursday, June 4, 2015
This is the recording that didn't appear as it should earlier tonight.My apologies.
This is the recording that didn't appear as it should earlier tonight. My apologies.
Looking at a US Federal Census Record, there are some people who I don't know living in this household. How will I handle this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00uMxAWPyHk&feature=share
Looking at a US Federal Census Record, there are some people who I don't know living in this household. How will I handle this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00uMxAWPyHk&feature=share
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