14 Genealogy Things You Need to Know Today, Wednesday, 14 May 2014

5/14/2014

Today's Things

For Evernote Users: This is so awesome. The presentation mode is now available for Windows, Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
Learn how to research your female lines in this webinar on May 15th with Lisa Alzo and FamilyTreeDNA.
On AK's Genealogy Research, Annette asks about DNA, "What is provable?" Very good question...and answer.
Have North Carolina roots? Here are North Carolina Land Grant Images and Data.

Tonight at 7pm ET on Ustream NARA will be livestreaming "A Nation of Immigrants: How They Have Shaped America."
From Angela on Adventures in Genealogy Education: Two New Gen Proof Study Groups in June and Early Bird Registration for GRIP Ends Tomorrow.
As part of their 100 in 100 Campaign, findmypast.com has added record sets 36, 37, and 38 for New Zealand and New York (marriages and deaths).
Ancestry.com has added new records for England (Surrey) and Australia (NSW).
Yesterday, FamilySearch.org added record indexes and record images for England, France, and Peru.
The Indiana Genealogical Society (IGS) recently added Indiana Teachers Database to the members-only portion of their website.
From Claire on Irish Genealogy News: More PRONI lecture videos have been added to their YouTube channel.
From Chris on The British GENES Blog: Origins adds 1881 English and Welsh census; Additions to Perth and Kinross Archives catalogue; and the latest additions to the British Newspaper Archive.
Recently, Genealogy Trails volunteer contributors uploaded various types of records for various counties in the following US states: Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Illinois, Louisiana, Michigan, New York, Tennessee, and Virginia.
USGenWeb Archives volunteer contributors uploaded various types of records yesterday of various counties in the following US states: Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Michigan, North Carolina, and Virginia.

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