If you need help finding more sources and citing them properly, WikiTree Sourcer might be the tool for you. It’s a free browser extension that searches for sources and generates source citations in seconds. The extension was created for WikiTree, but here’s the thing most people don’t realise: you don’t have to be a WikiTree … Read more
January is the perfect time to reset your genealogy practice. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced researcher, committing to improvement helps you work more efficiently, build a more accurate family tree, and enjoy the research process more. Here are 21 practical ways to strengthen your family history research this year. 1. Identify your master … Read more
It’s very easy to get caught up in the thrill of family history research and keep pushing forward, but every now and then you need to pause and review. Scoping is the second step in the process of family history research, occurring after you have established your research goals and objectives. But it is also … Read more
It’s common to feel a bit overwhelmed by the number of family history tasks you still need to complete. This article provides instructions for managing these tasks in Notion, to help you stay focused and plan your time effectively. No formulas required! If you have not already done so, follow the instructions in my article, Manage … Read more
Visual storytelling is essential in family history. Whether sharing research findings, preparing publications, or promoting your genealogy business, design tools help you communicate clearly and beautifully. This post introduces two great graphic design tools, Canva and Affinity Studio, and demonstrates twenty-one practical ways to use them in your family history work. What is Canva? Canva … Read more
