Tom Taylor presenting at RootsTech a coupla years back. RootsTech 2017 takes place February 8-11 at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City.
For us, the very best thing about February is RootsTech, the world's largest genealogy and family history conference. (If you don't know about RootsTech, you can read more about it in this post: Five Reasons to Attend RootsTech 2017.)
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A stunning coffee-table book that tells the story of a multi-generational military family.
When we first met Jim Morrison at the UGA Family History conference last April, he was interested in having us create a book about his wife's family. We were fascinated as he described some of the history his father-in-law, Robert "Rip" Young, a two-star brigadier general in the US Army.
Read moreHow do you get from dry genealogy facts to a compelling story? This presentation from RootsTech 2020 will hopefully inspire you as well as give you tools to write your ancestors’ stories. (Audio with slides) Join me on a fascinating journey as I find one of my ancestors and write her story.
We are so excited to be back at RootsTech live this year! Come by and see the Pictures and Stories booth (#1609) and see some of the many new books we’ve helped our clients create. Alison is giving two in-person classes: The Seven Deadly Sins of Building a Digital Archive, and Making a Genealogy Story Book. Hope to see you there!