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Legacy QuickTip: How to make a list of ancestors in Legacy from ___________?
Join Legacy’s Geoff Rasmussen as he uses the Legacy Family Tree software to demonstrate how to create a list of ancestors who lived in a certain place.
Join Legacy’s Geoff Rasmussen as he uses the Legacy Family Tree software to demonstrate how to create a list of ancestors who lived in a certain place.
Tue, May 3 2022: 0:00 UTC
3:58
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How to Record a Cremation
Learn how to record a cremation using the Legacy Family Tree software.
Learn how to record a cremation using the Legacy Family Tree software.
Wed, December 6 2017: 0:00 UTC
8:51
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What Are Those Numbers?
If you’ve ever wondered what those little numbers are in the lower right-hand corner of your Legacy software, Geoff is hear to help unlock that mystery for you.
If you’ve ever wondered what those little numbers are in the lower right-hand corner of your Legacy software, Geoff is hear to help unlock that mystery for you.
Wed, November 29 2017: 0:00 UTC
7:03
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Using Legacy’s TreeFinder
If you’ve wondered where to record the names of individuals or families you are researching, but haven’t proven yet, or haven’t tied them into the correct family yet, then Legacy’s TreeFinder will come in handy.
If you’ve wondered where to record the names of individuals or families you are researching, but haven’t proven yet, or haven’t tied them into the correct family yet, then Legacy’s TreeFinder will come in handy.
Wed, November 15 2017: 0:00 UTC
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5:22
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The Advanced Set Living tool in Legacy
“Intelli-Murder” was the name given to this feature by the Legacy programmers. For some reason, they decided to rename it to “Advanced Set Living” before its release to the public. I can’t imagine why….
“Intelli-Murder” was the name given to this feature by the Legacy programmers. For some reason, they decided to rename it to “Advanced Set Living” before its release to the public. I can’t imagine why….
Fri, November 10 2017: 0:00 UTC
7:53
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Discover Legacy’s hidden navigation tools
Discover how to better navigate your way through Legacy Family Tree software.
Discover how to better navigate your way through Legacy Family Tree software.
Wed, November 1 2017: 0:00 UTC
2:30
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The Relationship Report in Legacy
Learn all about Legacy’s relationship report.
Learn all about Legacy’s relationship report.
Wed, October 25 2017: 0:00 UTC
1:59
449 views
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How to Add a Bookmark in Legacy
Learn how to add bookmarks in the Legacy Family Tree software.
Learn how to add bookmarks in the Legacy Family Tree software.
Wed, October 18 2017: 0:00 UTC
21:11
587 views
Creating a Custom Report, Hashtags, DNA and more
Learn how to create a custom report in the Legacy software. Also learn about hashtags, DNA and more.
Learn how to create a custom report in the Legacy software. Also learn about hashtags, DNA and more.
Wed, August 2 2017: 0:00 UTC
22:42
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Using Legacy’s FindAGrave.com tools
Learn about Legacy’s FindAGrave.com tools.
Learn about Legacy’s FindAGrave.com tools.
Wed, April 26 2017: 0:00 UTC
1:46
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Legacy software tip: How to unlink a child, spouse or parent if needed
Learn how to unlink a child, spouse or parent in the Legacy software.
Learn how to unlink a child, spouse or parent in the Legacy software.
Fri, January 1 2016: 0:00 UTC
2:41
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How to make a backup of your Legacy family file
Learn how to make a backup of your Legacy Family Tree family file.
Learn how to make a backup of your Legacy Family Tree family file.
Fri, January 1 2016: 0:00 UTC

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Thu, April 3 2025: 21:00 UTC
DNA Meets the Paper Trail: Pedigree Triangulation Strategies for Early 19th-Century Research
Thu, April 3 2025: 21:00 UTC
Pedigree triangulation is a game-changer for tackling genealogical brick walls, especially in the challenging pre-1850 era. This presentation offers a comprehensive look at this key methodology, illustrated through a real-life case study of proving the father of a woman’s 1828 birth. Learn to create genetic networks, group DNA matches, and apply key pedigree triangulation steps to break through long-standing brick walls. Discover practical strategies for integrating DNA analysis with documentary evidence, constructing revealing family trees, and creating clear genealogical diagrams.
Pedigree triangulation is a game-changer for tackling genealogical brick walls, especially in the challenging pre-1850 era. This presentation offers a comprehensive look at this key methodology, illustrated through a real-life case study of proving the father of a woman’s 1828 birth. Learn to create genetic networks, group DNA matches, and apply key pedigree triangulation steps to break through long-standing brick walls. Discover practical strategies for integrating DNA analysis with documentary evidence, constructing revealing family trees, and creating clear genealogical diagrams.
Thu, April 3 2025: 21:00 UTC
Thu, April 3 2025: 22:00 UTC
Breathing Life into Ancestral Stories: Using Social History in Genealogical Research
Thu, April 3 2025: 22:00 UTC
Have you ever wondered what your ancestors’ lives were like beyond the names, dates, and places? While these fundamental details form the backbone of genealogical research, they often fail to capture the imagination of family members who aren’t as passionate about genealogy. The key to engaging your relatives and bringing your ancestors to life lies in incorporating social and community history into your family narratives. While time travel remains the stuff of science fiction, we can carefully reconstruct the historical context in which our ancestors lived. In this session, Robyn describes approaching social history by using conventional genealogical records in new ways, and using unconventional genealogical records. This session includes multiple examples of how to incorporate our findings into our writing for more creative storytelling. By embracing social history and looking beyond traditional genealogical facts, we can create compelling narratives that bring our ancestors to life. This approach not only enriches our understanding of family history but also captivates the interest of relatives who might otherwise remain indifferent.
Have you ever wondered what your ancestors’ lives were like beyond the names, dates, and places? While these fundamental details form the backbone of genealogical research, they often fail to capture the imagination of family members who aren’t as passionate about genealogy. The key to engaging your relatives and bringing your ancestors to life lies in incorporating social and community history into your family narratives. While time travel remains the stuff of science fiction, we can carefully reconstruct the historical context in which our ancestors lived. In this session, Robyn describes approaching social history by using conventional genealogical records in new ways, and using unconventional genealogical records. This session includes multiple examples of how to incorporate our findings into our writing for more creative storytelling. By embracing social history and looking beyond traditional genealogical facts, we can create compelling narratives that bring our ancestors to life. This approach not only enriches our understanding of family history but also captivates the interest of relatives who might otherwise remain indifferent.
Thu, April 3 2025: 22:00 UTC
Thu, April 3 2025: 23:00 UTC
Organizing Your Genealogy Files
Thu, April 3 2025: 23:00 UTC
Overwhelmed with too many paper documents and digital files? Learn to organize these so that you’ll quickly find just the one you need.
Overwhelmed with too many paper documents and digital files? Learn to organize these so that you’ll quickly find just the one you need.
Thu, April 3 2025: 23:00 UTC
Fri, April 4 2025: 0:00 UTC
GPTs for Family History: Unlocking the Potential of AI
Fri, April 4 2025: 0:00 UTC
Explore the cutting-edge world of Generative Pre-trained Transformers (GPTs) and their applications in family history in this innovative webinar. You’ll learn about the various GPT models available, how they can be utilised to enhance your genealogical research, and the benefits they offer in terms of efficiency and creativity. The session will also provide a guide on how to create your own GPT tailored to your family history needs, from data preparation to fine-tuning the model. Whether you’re a seasoned researcher or new to AI, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge and tools to leverage GPTs in uncovering and preserving your family’s stories.
Explore the cutting-edge world of Generative Pre-trained Transformers (GPTs) and their applications in family history in this innovative webinar. You’ll learn about the various GPT models available, how they can be utilised to enhance your genealogical research, and the benefits they offer in terms of efficiency and creativity. The session will also provide a guide on how to create your own GPT tailored to your family history needs, from data preparation to fine-tuning the model. Whether you’re a seasoned researcher or new to AI, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge and tools to leverage GPTs in uncovering and preserving your family’s stories.
Fri, April 4 2025: 0:00 UTC
Fri, April 4 2025: 1:00 UTC
Seven Sources for Seeking Scoundrels
Fri, April 4 2025: 1:00 UTC
Janice loves researching scoundrels and black sheep – they leave behind such wonderful records! This webinar looks at seven types of records family historians rarely use: police records, criminal court records, jail records, coroner’s records, church disciplinary records, divorce records and juvenile reformatory records.
Janice loves researching scoundrels and black sheep – they leave behind such wonderful records! This webinar looks at seven types of records family historians rarely use: police records, criminal court records, jail records, coroner’s records, church disciplinary records, divorce records and juvenile reformatory records.
Fri, April 4 2025: 1:00 UTC
Fri, April 4 2025: 2:00 UTC
Understanding and Benefitting from Process Changes to England’s Civil Registration for B/M/D Certificates
Fri, April 4 2025: 2:00 UTC
Understand original steps in getting from event – birth, marriage or death to an index; how online services impact searches; how to obtain inexpensive certificates. Access procedures and costs for obtaining birth, marriage and death certificates in England and Wales has changed radically in the last few years. Positively, the reduced costs make it such there is no excuse for not getting all birth and death certificates. Negatively, people are losing sight of what they are actually searching to get the certificate. – Learn the original process of getting from an event to a listing within an index (local or national). – Learn what rules and laws changed the above processes over time. – Understand differences between original and new indexes. – See the impact of which versions of the indexes are being searched by the different online services. – Learn how to purchase, and quickly obtain birth and death certificates. – See the different versions of the certificates that can be currently purchased. – Learn alternatives for obtaining cheaper marriage records.
Understand original steps in getting from event – birth, marriage or death to an index; how online services impact searches; how to obtain inexpensive certificates. Access procedures and costs for obtaining birth, marriage and death certificates in England and Wales has changed radically in the last few years. Positively, the reduced costs make it such there is no excuse for not getting all birth and death certificates. Negatively, people are losing sight of what they are actually searching to get the certificate. – Learn the original process of getting from an event to a listing within an index (local or national). – Learn what rules and laws changed the above processes over time. – Understand differences between original and new indexes. – See the impact of which versions of the indexes are being searched by the different online services. – Learn how to purchase, and quickly obtain birth and death certificates. – See the different versions of the certificates that can be currently purchased. – Learn alternatives for obtaining cheaper marriage records.
Fri, April 4 2025: 2:00 UTC
Fri, April 4 2025: 3:00 UTC
Links That Last: Managing and Understanding URLs
Fri, April 4 2025: 3:00 UTC
URLs here, URLs there, URLs everywhere. Which one do you choose to use for your citation? Which one do you use for your research notes? How long should it be? How short can it be? Can you edit out parts of a URL and still have a stable working link? We will discuss strategies to document URLs for websites, databases, or images in your research.
URLs here, URLs there, URLs everywhere. Which one do you choose to use for your citation? Which one do you use for your research notes? How long should it be? How short can it be? Can you edit out parts of a URL and still have a stable working link? We will discuss strategies to document URLs for websites, databases, or images in your research.
Fri, April 4 2025: 3:00 UTC
Fri, April 4 2025: 4:00 UTC
Fathers: other research strategies
Fri, April 4 2025: 4:00 UTC
Head of census and names on a vital record, are the typical documents we attach to the males in our family trees. What other things can you find? In this webinar, Michelle will explore a number of other research avenues to help you understand more about the lives of your many male ancestors.
Head of census and names on a vital record, are the typical documents we attach to the males in our family trees. What other things can you find? In this webinar, Michelle will explore a number of other research avenues to help you understand more about the lives of your many male ancestors.
Fri, April 4 2025: 4:00 UTC
Fri, April 4 2025: 5:00 UTC
Discover MyHeritage from Down Under
Fri, April 4 2025: 5:00 UTC
This session will explore records available for Australia and New Zealand through MyHeritage. Personal examples will be used to demonstrate information to be discover.
This session will explore records available for Australia and New Zealand through MyHeritage. Personal examples will be used to demonstrate information to be discover.
Fri, April 4 2025: 5:00 UTC