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The first of 17 how-to video lessons from the “5 Minute Genealogy” course (on a set of two CDs). Remember that YouTube really cuts the quality of videos. The videos on this course look great. You can see screen shots at 5minutegenealogy.com Lessons on Disk ONE * Search Basics * Search Variant Surnames * Search Common Surnames * Search Cool Tips * Finding Useful Genealogy Images * Finding Coat of Arms * Free Genealogy Databases 1 * Free Genealogy Databases 2 Lessons on Disk TWO: * Favorites & Folders for Genealogy * Yes, YOU Can Download * Gathering Your GEDCOM Files * Viewing Your GEDCOM Files * Computer Tips for Every Researcher * Amazing Free Stuff You Can Use * Your Personal Genealogy Notebook * Genealogy Feeds Made Easy 1 * Genealogy Feeds Made Easy 2 Enjoy 
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This 4.5 minute video overviews how OneGreatFamily can find your family tree as you enter the information your know.
Visit www.GoogleforGenealogy.com In this video you’ll learn what’s new at Google Search and how to leverage it for better family history research and growing your family tree. Hosted by Lisa Louise Cooke of The Genealogy Gems Podcast.
Assistant editor Grace Dobush shows you how to make a protective book box for your fragile keepsakes. Download the PDF with detailed instructions and a list of materials at www.familytreemagazine.com
A brief introduction to a channel dedicated to genealogical researchers and family tree enthusiasts - beginners and long-term hobbyists alike.
Alrighty then - so here is a video on how I organize my own genealogy. This video was created to show you my method and the importance of finding a method that works for you. Remember - that with organizing information - it has to be organized in a way that works for you. Sometimes not one specific way will work for you. Hope you enjoy! And as always - I LOVE the comments you guys leave me. Thank you so much!
Watch Pulitzer Prize-winning author and journalist, Leonard Pitts find his roots and travel back to Niger, Africa. To trace your DNA and find your roots, visit www.africanancestry.com.
Bram Stoker’s Dracula has captivated readers for well over a century, but many of them could not imagine that the truth behind the myth was, if anything, more macabre than Stoker’s imagination.DRACULA’S FAMILY TREE revisits the exploits of Radu Florescu and Raymond McNally, two Boston professors whose research 30 years ago exposed the truth about the historic figure who inspired Dracula — Vlad Tepes, also known as Vlad the Impaler for his monumentally sadistic ways. Here, Florescu shares the incredible tales from their search that did not make the headlines: how the hunt for Vlad led to a death, strange diseases, and illness; how key documents repeatedly vanished; and how Vlad’s decapitated body (his head was sent to the Sultan in Istanbul by Ottoman invaders) disintegrated when his tomb was opened.Follow the strange search for the evil count, and see if his blood survives to this day.