Genealogy Helps, Part 7 (PDF Book)

I'm hopeful this ebook will give you plenty of food for thought in your genealogy adventures.

"Genealogy Helps #7" offers insights and ideas into many lines of inquiry that you may not have previously considered, with items such as:

• Do-Good Genealogy: 9 Exciting Volunteer Opportunities
• 8 Things New Genealogists Waste Money On
• 6 Things to Know Before Visiting the Genealogy Library
• 4 Genealogy Books You Must Have in Your Personal Library
• What are the 4 Best Free Genealogy Websites?
• Thanksgiving and Our Ancestors: The Real Story
• Ways to Get Young Children Interested in Genealogy
• 10 “Must-Do” Genealogy Projects for December
• Why It’s Important to Preserve Ancient Family Traditions
• 5 Genealogy-Themed Christmas Gifts
• Oregon Trail Ancestry: Did Your Ancestors Travel the Trail?
• Remembering Pets in Your Family History
• What to Do About the Discontinuation of Family Tree Maker
• How to Conduct a Neighborhood Study, and Why You Should
• 5 Substitutions for the 1890 Census
• 3 Genealogy Conferences You Must Attend
• 10 “Must-Do” Genealogy Projects for January
• How to Properly Label Those Photos You Inherited
• 3 Online Genealogy Classes You Can Take to Improve Your Skills
• The “Ghost” State of Jefferson: All You Need to Know About the State You Didn’t Know About
• The Blizzard of 1886: When the West Froze
• Early Photography and the Elderly
• The Surprise Missouri Earthquake of 1811
• Tricks for Finding the Unknown Burial Location of an Ancestor
• The American Orphan Trains
• 10 “Must-Do” Genealogy Projects for February European Censuses
• 3 Ways to Be Constantly Improving Your Genealogy Research
• How to Protect Your Genealogy Data
• A Review of the New England Historical and Genealogical Society

Filled with project ideas, genealogy resources, conferences, and genealogy societies you can join, Genealogy Helps #7 is the ultimate resource for you. This edition even assists with how to research and add beloved pets to your family tree, a fabulous addition for any genealogist.