#AskAnArchivist DAY – 7 October 2020
How do you become an archivst? What’s the strangest thing in your collection? In shelfspace, how many km’s is your collection? These are just a few questions for #AskAnArchivst Day on 7 October 2020
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#AskACurator Day – 16 September 2020
For the 10th year in a row, Ask a Curator Day (#AskACurator Day) is back and it is on next Wednesday, 16 September 2020.
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AncestryDNA’s Ethnicity Update
AncestryDNA’s annual ethnicity update is starting to roll out now, so existing customers should see an update to their results soon.
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FOR SALE: Historical (ORIGINAL) Telephone Books
Telephone books are a goldmine of information for historians, and we have the ultimate collection for you.
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Using the Flip-Pal Mobile Scanner Software With macOS Catalina
Do you have a Flip-Pal mobile scanner, and have recently (or are due to soon), update your Mac computer? If so, you’ll want to read this.
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Announcing the First Ever Canadian Genealogical Virtual Research Institute (CGVRI)
Got Canadian ancestors? Here’s details of the first ever Canadian Genealogical Virtual Research Institute (CGVRI)
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Current DNA Sales
The DNA sales have started, so if you have been holding off getting a kit or two until...
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Ancestry.com Sells for $4.7 Billon to Blackstone
Ancestry.com sells for $4.7 billion to Backstone
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Inspiring Genealogy Blogs – June 2020
We’re now reaching the halfway mark of 2020, and what a long few months it has been …...
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Enrolments Now Open for Online MA ‘History of Family’ Course
Calling those with an interest in Irish history, family history and genealogy! Develop your...
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FREE Family Tree Webinars Every Weekend in June
In June, treat yourself to our Free Webinar Weekends with FamilyTreeWebinars.com. They...
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Inspiring Genealogy Blogs – April 2020
In this edition of Inspiring Genealogy Blogs we cover: genealogy resolutions, society membership, the good and bad stories, interviewing remotely, unmarked graves, online trees, free genealogy, DNA kits, young people and genealogy, and heaps more.
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