7 Genealogy Things You Need to Know Today, Sunday, 8 Jun 2014

Today's Things

1. Wondering how to photograph your heirlooms? Wonder no more with Gary Clark's Kindle book Archive Photography. Fabulous book with tons of tips and how-to's for every budget.
2. Create a mind map of your family history research then turn it into an outline with Idea Sketch. [Haven't tried it yet, but I really like the, um, idea of it. ;) ]
3. Find upcoming genealogy and family history conferences near you on Jen Baldwin's Conference Keeper.
   
4. Welcome and meet this week's new genealogy bloggers on Thomas MacEntee's Geneabloggers.
   
5. Explore and plan your family history online learning opportunities for the upcoming week on Dear Myrtle's Geneawebinar Calendar.
   
6. USGenWeb Archives volunteer contributors uploaded various types of records yesterday of various counties in the following US states: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, and Virginia.
   
7. Have piles of "stuff" you've been meaning to scan and digitally organize? Join us in the Sunday ScanDay Facebook Group and let's get it virtually done today at 3PM CT. Together, we got this.
   

Did you miss a day this past week? Maybe?

• Yesterday's Need to Know mentioned a great resource if you're researching your Nebraska roots and 6 other things.
  
• Friday's Need to Know mentioned some Twitter highlights from the Southern California Genealogical Society's annual Jamboree (conference) and 8 other things.
  
• Thursday's Need to Know mentioned a great newspaper research tip from GenealogyBank and 8 other things.
  
• Wednesday's Need to Know mentioned NEHGS' new YouTube video which gives a very nice overview of their vital records and 7 other things.
  
• Tuesday's Need to Know highlighted all the new seasons of the upcoming genealogy and family history TV shows and 8 other things.
  
• Monday's Need to Know mentioned how to access the Lloyd's Register of Ships and 6 other things.
  
• And last Sunday's Need to Know mentioned taking a stroll through the University of Delaware's online digital collection and 5 other things.
  

Happy Researching!
~Caroline
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