Essential Habits for Genealogists:
Tips for 2021
Tip 1: Ways to Preserve Family History
Tip 2: How to Plan your Research
Tip 4: How to use Ancestry Online
Tip 5: How to use Ancestry on iPad
Tip 6: How to get help in Finding Your Ancestors from the Experts
Tip 7: How to find Lessons in Genealogy from experts in YouTube
Tip 8: How to keep Research Notes
Tip 9: How to Explore each Source
Tip 10: How to Expand Your Research
Tip 11: How to Find Ancestors in the News
Tip 12: How to Find Free BMD Records
Tip 13: How to Find Free Research Websites
Tip 14: How to use Trello for Ancestry Cards
Tip 15: How to Dig Up Your Ancestral Story
Tip 16: How to find helpful Geneabloggers
Tip 17: How to find Genealogy Communities
Tip 18: How to use Canva to create Image Collages
Tip 19: How to Write, Store and Share Stories in the Cloud
Tip 20: How to download and create a tree in Legacy 9
Tip 21a: How to search for Death Notices
Tip 21b: How to find Death Notices using the Reyerson Index
Tip 22: How to fix Family Tree Problems
Tip 23: How to search for Family Immigration
Tip 24: How to Storyboard in Word
Tip 25: How to Storyboard in PowerPoint
Tip 26: How to Storyboard in Canva
Tip 27: How to Plot in DabbleWriter
Tip 28: How to Write with DabbleWriter
Tip 29: How to get help from experts in writing family history stories
Tip 30: How to get free courses, paid courses and bundles of courses
Interviews with Genealogist Val Wilkinson
Tip 31 : How to verify the data for your ancestor using primary sources?
Tip 32 : How to Rebuild your Family Tree with Confidence
Tip 33 : How to use the Biographical Database Australia
Tip 34 : How to use TROVE for Family History Research
Tip 35 : How to use the Ryerson Index
