12 Genealogy Things You Need To Know This Morning

12 Genealogy Things You Need To Know This Morning, 31 Aug 2013.

• Missed news and announcements from FGS 2013? Here's a quick recap of them. One of which is to book your room now for FGS 2014 in San Antonio! I'd love to see y'all there! {I've already booked.}

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• For Labor Day weekend, Family Roots Publishing Co. Website, is offering a 20% discount on anything in their online store. They have some great stuff so check it out. Sale ends 2 Sep 2013.
• In his continuing newspaper video series, Kenneth R. Marks of TheAncestorHunt.com presents a quick how-to-use video on the online Northern New York State Historical Newspapers collection.
• If you have Irish ancestors, you'll be interested to know that all 52 issues of the weekly 1913 Church of Ireland Gazette are now searchable online, according to Chris Paton of the British Genes blog.
• Speaking of Irish ancestors, Findmypast Ireland announced this week on their Facebook page and website that they just added another 2.5 million court registers to findmypast.ie.
• Thomas MacEntee announced on his Facebook Page late last night his latest ebook, Family History Trippin' - A Guide to Planning a Genealogy Research Trip is now available for Kindle purchase on Amazon. {Also available to those who have the Amazon Kindle app on their mobile devices.}
• Judy G. Russell does her usual fabulous job of breaking down the legal mumbo jumbo for us in her timely blog post, More Changes to Facebook's ToS.
• The extra $20 discount for Rootstech 2014 registration expires 9 Sep 2013.
• Special pricing for NGS members for a MyHeritage subscription ends 8 Sep 2013. 
• Early-bird registration for Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy {SLIG} ends 31 Oct 2013. Are you going? Are you registered?
• Got Swedish ancestors? Discounted annual subscription to Arkivdigital ends 1 Sep 2013 {tomorrow}. 
• The new PBS series Genealogy Roadshow premiers Monday, 23 Sep 2013.

If you're unable to watch the Genealogy Roadshow promo video above, here's a direct link.

~Caroline