Geoffrey D. Rasmussen is the father of four budding genealogists. He graduated with a degree in Genealogy and Family History from Brigham Young University and has served as director and vice-president of the Utah Genealogical Association. He is th
Thank you. I am a volunteer librarian in our Great Falls Genealogy Society in Great Falls, Montana, and I help anyone who comes in with the the database they use. I have a few Legacy users, and I always appreciate your tips. I have run off a copy of your helps and keep it handy for our clients and for me. Thanks for showing me these–I am sure it is going to help our clients who use Legacy. Best Regards, Janet Thomson
In today's after-webinar party we showed how to create a list of War of 1812 candidates in your Legacy Family Tree file. We used the "Veteran Identification Strategy" portion of Thomas MacEntee's syllabus and created a list of 153 individuals in my family file. Then we learned how to narrow the list down to just my direct line, and found 68.
In today's after-webinar party we showed how to create a list of War of 1812 candidates in your Legacy Family Tree file. We used the "Veteran Identification Strategy" portion of Thomas MacEntee's syllabus and created a list of 153 individuals in my family file. Then we learned how to narrow the list down to just my direct line, and found 68.
Learn how to identify which of your ancestors may have served in the U.S. Civil War, how to filter this list to just those on your direct line, and a little bit of tagging. These tips were presented live during the after-webinar party of Mark Lowe's webinar, Step-by-Step - Finding Confederate Soldiers and Their Records and compliment/reinforce what he taught.
Learn how to identify which of your ancestors may have served in the U.S. Civil War, how to filter this list to just those on your direct line, and a little bit of tagging. These tips were presented live during the after-webinar party of Mark Lowe's webinar, Step-by-Step - Finding Confederate Soldiers and Their Records and compliment/reinforce what he taught.
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Thank you. I am a volunteer librarian in our Great Falls Genealogy Society in Great Falls, Montana, and I help anyone who comes in with the the database they use. I have a few Legacy users, and I always appreciate your tips. I have run off a copy of your helps and keep it handy for our clients and for me. Thanks for showing me these–I am sure it is going to help our clients who use Legacy. Best Regards, Janet Thomson