May 17, 2025 On Vacation The regular blog articles for The Family History Guide will be back on May 26. See you then! Uncategorized
May 11, 2025 Greater Omaha Genealogical Society and The Family History Guide The Greater Omaha Genealogical Society is one of the largest in the state of Nebraska. As noted on its website, its goals are to The society also publishes a regular newsletter to its members, and the May issue has a Genealogy 101 article that spotlights The Family History Guide. We are grateful to Thad Call, Director of Publications for the... The Family History Guide Association/What is new at The FHG
May 11, 2025 New Intern for The Family History Guide Association: Zion Robertson We are excited to announce that a new intern for The Family History Guide has started working with us – please welcome Zion Robertson! Zion got an early intro by helping us at The Family History Guide booth during RootsTech 2025, giving intros to guests about the website and answering questions. Here’s a bit about Zion: We’re excited to have... The Family History Guide Association/What is new at The FHG
May 4, 2025 Happy Mother’s Day from The Family History Guide Association We would like to take this opportunity to wish a happy Mothers’ Day to all the wonderful women who sacrifice so much for us and are such an essential part of our family history. In The Family History Guide you can find some key resources that will help you in your research of the women in your family tree: Research
May 4, 2025 Resources for Mexico in The Family History Guide As we celebrate the Cinco de Mayo holiday, we would like to point out some helpful resources in The Family History Guide for doing research in Mexico: Happy Cinco de Mayo, and enjoy the online resources for Mexico research included in The Family History Guide! Country Research
April 27, 2025 New at FamilySearch: “Get Involved” Replaces User Indexing You could say it’s the end of an era and the beginning of a new one – volunteer indexing of FamilySearch records came to a close on April 21, which means that record batches can no longer be checked out for indexing as they have been in the past. Why the end to traditional indexing? First, a bit of background... artificial intelligence/FamilySearch/Records
April 27, 2025 New QRB Video: Researching Genealogical Records in Hungary We have added a new QRB (Quick Research Basics) video by James Tanner, for researching genealogical records in Hungary. This is Part 2 of the QRB series for Hungary and brings the total number of QRB videos on our YouTube Channel to 92. The video is embedded in Choice B of Goal 1 of the Hungary country page, and it’s... Country Research/What is new at The FHG/YouTube
April 20, 2025 Happy Easter from The Family History Guide Association We would like to take this opportunity to wish each of you a happy and peaceful Easter season. We are deeply grateful for the work you do in connecting families and generations so their lives and stories will live on with the rising generations. Have a glorious Easter Day! What is new at The FHG
April 13, 2025 Update: Introduction Video for 2025 We recently uploaded a revised Introduction to The Family History Video, for 2025. You can find it on our YouTube Channel, and it’s included below for your convenience. It highlights the recent changes to the home page, the top menu revisions, and several new features in The Family History Guide. You can also find this video on the home page,... Training/What is new at The FHG/YouTube
April 13, 2025 New QRB Video: Starting Research in Hungary This week we added a new QRB (Quick Research Basics) video by James Tanner, for beginning research in Hungary. This brings the total number of QRB videos on our YouTube Channel to 91. The video is embedded at the start of the Hungary country page, and it’s also included below for your convenience. Enjoy! Country Research/What is new at The FHG/YouTube
