Monthly Archives: January 2008
It’s never too late to respond to message board posts
Have you “googled” your ancestors and found queries on message boards that are several years old? I recently did, and found it’s never too late to respond to these posts. Here is my story: I am currently working on a … Continue reading
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“Hearts bound together” – Sunday Lesson
A few weeks ago, I was asked to teach a lesson on why we do family history work. I based the lesson on a talk given by Henry B. Eyring at the April, 2005 LDS General Conference entitled “Hearts Bound … Continue reading
Filed under family history, genealogy, general conference, lds
Welcome to the Midnight Genealogist
Hello everyone – and welcome to my blog, “The Midnight Genealogist”. This is a blog for anyone who is trying to do family research, but find they usually only have bits and pieces of time to work on it. My … Continue reading
Filed under family history, genealogy, getting started
