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Planning a visit the Family History Library? Here is what you need to know…

sarahkochmcbrideOctober 28, 2020November 11, 2020

Family History Library at Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah In Salt Lake City, Utah at Temple Square , sits an amazing building. The Family History Library at Temple Square is the largest genealogicalContinue reading

Why vintage, church & family cookbooks are valuable research treasures

sarahkochmcbrideOctober 27, 2020November 11, 2020

We all have them. They sit in our cabinet or on our shelf, pages old and worn, sometimes stained or dog eared from much use. Some are spiral bound, some are not. Some are justContinue reading

40 vintage labels, tins and recipes to commemorate Pumpkin Day

sarahkochmcbrideOctober 26, 2020November 11, 2020

Today (october 26th) is National Pumpkin Day! In honor of this unofficial holiday, I get to go through some of my absolute favorite things: Vintage labels, recipes and advertisements. Now, TECHNICALLY this post isn't strictlyContinue reading

6 Fri-Yay funnies to start your day and make you laugh!

sarahkochmcbrideOctober 23, 2020November 11, 2020

All important questions ... barefoot...in the snow #truth brutal... Where can someone get that cough syrup? Asking for a friend. Always.

Death Records- Why they are valuable in your genealogy research

sarahkochmcbrideOctober 22, 2020November 11, 2020

In doing genealogy research, many times the death records (death certificate, obituary and funeral home records) can offer a treasure trove of information...not only for the deceased, but on their family members as well! ThereContinue reading

Acronyms, abbreviations and obsolete symbols found in your research

sarahkochmcbrideOctober 21, 2020November 11, 2020

In researching through older texts, you may come across some weird terminology. There are many acronyms and abbreviated words unique to genealogy and family history research that may not be easily found in any other industry's terminology.Continue reading

Planning a visit the Family History Library? Here is what you need to know…

Why vintage, church & family cookbooks are valuable research treasures

40 vintage labels, tins and recipes to commemorate Pumpkin Day

6 Fri-Yay funnies to start your day and make you laugh!

Death Records- Why they are valuable in your genealogy research

Acronyms, abbreviations and obsolete symbols found in your research

How to participate in the Billion Graves Project

Guide to the traditional Scottish naming patterns

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21 ways you know you’re passionate about genealogy!